by PJColando | Jun 10, 2025 | blog post
As a well-funded retiree – that is, reliant neither on Social Security nor the whims of stocks — I have an easy-peasy life. A life that flows, like canoeing down a river, one mile leads to the next, Tuesday follows Monday, obey the rules, portage around...
by PJColando | Jun 4, 2025 | blog post, Purpose
Welcome writers of the world, especially those who confess to a wee bit of insecurity. Raise your hand and hold your head high – tis no sin to admit to what we all feel. They say you can fool all people some of the time and some of the people all of the time,...
by PJColando | May 27, 2025 | blog post
What’s in a personality? Confidence, kindness, irritability, impulsiveness, moxie and spunk — hundreds of traits may come to mind. But psychologists believe it can actually be boiled down to just five: openness to new experiences, conscientiousness, extroversion,...
by PJColando | May 20, 2025 | blog post, sorrow
“I wish I could fix you,” is my husband’s frequent lament. The ache in his heart is palpable. There’s nothing nonchalant about his fervent wish or desire to heal me, end my pain. He extends his hand and his heart fully. I wish it, too....
by PJColando | May 13, 2025 | blog post, rant
We’ve all acclimated to the phenomen of one sock of a pair vanishing while tumbling in the dryer, never to be seen again. Right, Constant Reader? While a matched set of socks are required for public wear, such as while jogging, I don’t jog, so it’s...
by PJColando | May 7, 2025 | blog post
May 7 question – Some common fears writers share are rejection, failure, success, and lack of talent or ability. What are your greatest fears as a writer? How do you manage them? As I composed a title for my blog post, Hunter S. Thomson’s famous title,...
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