by Cindy Henson | Apr 10, 2022 | Grateful, Gratitude, Principle #1, Uncategorized
View of the desert from our campsite outside of Phoenix, AZ It’s been a while since I’ve updated you on our Athena journey! We celebrated my birthday at our dear friends’ house in Tucson. The following day we returned to Phoenix for the Padres Spring Training. We...
by Deb Gills | Nov 21, 2021 | Appreciation, Grateful, Gratitude, Principle #5
Principle #5 – Live Your Life Bigger with Appreciation The holidays are here again, and many of us may start to feel overwhelmed. Not only is there a turkey to cook, but also cookies to bake, decorations to put up, and gifts to buy and wrap. And there are life...
by Deb Gills | Sep 26, 2021 | Fun, Grateful, Happiness, Have Fun, Principle #1
Principle #1 – Tap into Your Fun Quotient It’s so important to make time for fun. It helps us combat stress…especially, during these difficult times. Hobbies are another way to bring happiness to our lives. Doing something that we enjoy is key to our physical and...
by Deb Gills | Dec 6, 2020 | Grateful, Inspiration, Principle #7, Unstoppable
Principle #7 – Choose to be Unstoppable and Give My husband and I were driving along the interstate and saw a billboard that said: Love one another: wear a mask! The pandemic is so out of control across the nation. My county was just updated to critical due to the...
by Deb Gills | Nov 22, 2020 | Grateful, Move into Action, Principle #6, Taking Action
Principle #6 – Move to ACTION and Get Behind the Mask! Like other holidays this year, Thanksgiving will be a little different. The CDC and health experts have recommended limiting the people at our Thanksgiving celebration or eliminating in-person gatherings. We’ve...
by Deb Gills | May 1, 2020 | Appreciation, Grateful, Love, Principle #6, Taking Action
Principle #6 – Move Into ACTION! My 8-year-old grandson has the most amazing teacher. She has a Zoom session with her students twice a week to stay connected with them. She has a fun game to play, and then she chats with them. The students can visit with each other...
