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Nostalgia. Reflection. Legacy.

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Episode 119: Treasures of a Far More Lasting Kind →

It was a winter wonderland as my friend and I traveled the other morning. The sun shone brightly on every tree decked out in full glory. The blizzards of yesterday and yesteryear are forgotten when one sees those snowflakes glisten and sparkle. The world around us was a heavenly mantle of white. One can truly appreciate each season of the year.

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tags: brightly, celebrate, share, George Bernard Shaw, warm, Werner, friend, fireside, ask, Marion, snowflakes, blizzards, cousins, clan, wintry, tea, heard, future generations, love
categories: reflection, intention, family, prayer, poetry
Tuesday 01.18.22
Posted by Trina Harger
 

Episode 118: Warm Thoughts for the New Year →

New Year's resolutions have been made by now and we are looking forward to this brand new year. May you be inspired by a blessing for the 1997 New Year. This year, choose to be happy now. Mend a quarrel. Seek out a forgotten friend. Write a letter. Share some treasure. Give a soft answer. Encourage youth. Keep a promise. Find the time. Forgive an enemy. Listen. Apologize if you were wrong. Think first of someone else. Be kind and gentle. Laugh a little. Laugh a little more. Express your gratitude. Gladden the heart of a child. Take pleasure in the beauty and wonder of the earth. Speak your love. Speak it again. Speak it still, once again.

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tags: Christmas, letter, strives, prairie, Werner, brand, laugh, mend, thoughts, promise, quarrel, gladden, gratitude, expressive, apologize, reaches, soft, forget, puts, seek
categories: reflection, holiday, intention
Tuesday 01.11.22
Posted by Trina Harger
 

Episode 109: Helping Hands →

Last week's column projected some thoughts about preparing ourselves, already, for a 21st century. I realize that many of you may be thinking, “I can only handle one day at a time.” It is in the here and now that we live that “one day at a time.” And as I age, I realized more each day how important servant leadership skills and customer service is a must in the world of competition. I was really made aware of this, even more the other day when I needed to reach out and seek help from customer service. I received the help I needed, and was given respect and understanding. You can be sure I will tell others about the fine customer service and support I received.

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tags: thoughts, 21st century, served, customer service, service, Marion, life, deed, helped, skill, cheerful, technological, competition, realized, projected, opportunities, received, challenges, needed, prairie
categories: reflection, education, generation, intention
Tuesday 10.19.21
Posted by Trina Harger
 
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