I arrived at the train station in Philadelphia both thrilled and a little bit tired after two presentations for Land America, a title company. I was headed to New York for the RIS Media seminar. I had some pieces of travel luggage and required help onto the train from a porter. I sat on a nearby bench as I waited for his signal to walk toward the train...
I saw him at Subway. I’m guessing he was about 32. His hair was disheveled and he had a mustard stain on his shirt. The woman he was with looked like his grandmother. There was a walker parked nearby. She was helping him eat his submarine sandwich and wiping the drool off his chin...
I was the oldest of four boys, and after our father died, mother supported us by taking in sewing. We were quite poor. I got an afterschool job as the janitor in a factory; it was the only way I’d have any money. After a couple of years I got bored with that, so I beat the pavement to just about every business in our small Ontario town...
“This afternoon I am not going to have you up on your feet bopping to the music. I am going to make love to you. I am going to sing songs that you make babies with.” With that intro, she kept her promise. She was big, attractive and sultry. Without pinpointing her age, it seemed that she came from a generation that still considers it rude to ask a woman her age...
Health insurance is against the risk of incurring medical expenses among individuals. By estimating the overall risk of health care expenses among a targeted group, an insurer can develop a routine finance structure, such as a monthly premium or payroll tax, to ensure that money is available to pay for the health care benefits specified in the insurance agreement...
Do you ever think of someone and then all of a sudden they contact you or just appear? And you might think to yourself “Wow what a weird, freaky coincidence.” That’s what happened to me the other day. I thought of someone that I hadn’t spoken to in more than2 years and that very same night he sent me a message...
I often think about balance between two extremes; the balance between order and chaos, the balance between full and sparse, and the balance between routine and variety. What’s better? Which extreme would I rather lean toward? What is my natural tendency and does it serve me? Allow me to give you some examples… Is it better to go to the same favorite restaurant over and over, knowing exactly what you are going to get or is it better to try a new one each time, without any assurance of what you are going to get? Is it better to have structure and routine to your day, or is it better to go with the flow and just be open to whatever comes your way...
Why is it that no matter what he’s confronted with, Bugs Bunny always wins? Regardless of whether he’s in a face to face battle with dim-witted rabbit hunter Elmer Fudd, at odds with explosive Yosemite Sam, building creative ploys to prevent Marvin the Martian from destroying the earth, or matching wits with Wile E...
I wrote a book called “What You Focus on Grows: Stories For Your Frame of Mind”. It was published in 2008 and it’s a collection of entertaining short stories based on real life observations that look at life through a unique lens. While each and every story stands on its own and is not related to the other stories, the basic premise of the book is that whatever you place your attention on is what grows in your life’s experience...
The first question here is "Does size really matter?". Well... apparently it does. Research has shown that the average length of a male penis is approximately 6 - 7 inches. Is that really enough? That's for you to decide. Though, it's important to know that there are several different ways that an additional few inches can be achieved...
