Are You Setting Yourself Up For a Wild Ride?

I’m getting close to the finish line on the first draft of the book I am writing, Finding Balance in the Circus of Life. I had hoped to be done by the end of March, but a toothache that requires a root canal and a crown has derailed my progress. I just couldn’t pry myself …


Read More of "Are You Setting Yourself Up For a Wild Ride?"
Posted In: books, simplicity, March 24th, 2013 | 0 comments

Lent and the Fast: Giving It Up?

Fasnachts are in all the Lancaster County ads these days. If you aren’t familiar with fasnachts, you’re not from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Fasnachts are the fried donuts sold on Shrove (or Fat) Tuesday so you can eat up before the deprivation of Lent starts on Ash Wednesday. The local grocery store even adds a fasnacht …


Read More of "Lent and the Fast: Giving It Up?"
Posted In: simplicity, February 8th, 2013 | 0 comments

With a Thankful Heart

It’s December, and that means the all-Christmas-music-all-the-time radio station is on in my car. I love this time of year, and I love all types of Christmas music, from the silly to the sacred. (Okay, I have to admit that I abhor “The Holly and the Ivy,” which makes no sense to me, doesn’t rhyme, …


Read More of "With a Thankful Heart"
Posted In: alternative gifts, poverty relief, simplicity, December 1st, 2011 | 0 comments

What’s the Coffee; What’s the Cup?

My friend Mandy shared the following video with me, and I thought it was a great reminder of how life is meant to be savored. Watch it! My favorite part is where it says: Live simply. Speak kindly. Care deeply. Love generously. Sometimes when we do that, like with hot coffee, we will get burnt. …


Read More of "What’s the Coffee; What’s the Cup?"
Posted In: simplicity, February 2nd, 2011 | 1 comment

Back to the Everyday Whining

Okay, Thanksgiving and the parades, football and overeating are finished for most of us. Now we’re in Christmas shlepping, I mean shopping, mode. And that leads to whining when the store is out of stock on the sale item you drove there especially for. Or sarcasm when the salesperson is less than interested in helping …


Read More of "Back to the Everyday Whining"
Posted In: simplicity, November 29th, 2010 | 0 comments
Recent Blog Posts
Have Carol Speak For Your Group

An accomplished and flexible speaker, Carol tailors her topics to fit the theme and timeframes of your meeting, conference, seminar or retreat.

Contact Carol Now

Or Call: (717) 951-7066

Sign up for my e-newsletter: The Life God Imagines
For Email Newsletters you can trust
Site by Kiwi Marketing Group, a Web and Social Media Company