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I love a holiday that has a mandate to eat chocolate – dark chocolate for me, please! It’s also a harbinger for Spring being around the corner, though it can be a LONG corner...

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2020 has been a difficult a year to say the least – a global pandemic, a bruising election and divisive aftermath, and a disrupted economy with many Americans out of work, or cobbling together...

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Let’s forget about New Year’s resolutions…. and plan for a “WOW Solution” in 2020! You know the drill, it’s New Year’s Eve and emboldened by a wonderful holiday break with family and friends, all...

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Why is it that it takes our world falling apart before we think to “put the oxygen mask on ourselves first?” I believe part of challenge is the pace at which we are living...

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It’s Halloween! A holiday replete with excited children (and adults) picking out the perfect costume, be it a fairy princess, the CEO of a Fortune 500 company, or the first woman to become President...

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The Weiskopf family was on a long and highly anticipated vacation to the Pacific Northwest when tragedy struck. We lost our eldest boy, Jacob, to suicide in Portland, Oregon. This came as unexpected shock...

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Independence Day is once again upon us! The Fourth of July has been an official Federal holiday since 1941, but our celebration of Independence Day goes back to the American Revolution and the very...

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Is it just me, or are you feeling scared, angry, annoyed, worried, sad, and stuck? If your answer to any of the above is “yes” – congratulations, you are definitely human! We humans are...

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Don’t  Sweat the Small stuff;  but do save your energy for the Big stuff! Best Selling Author Richard Carlson, PhD wants me to believe that not only should I not sweat the “Small Stuff”...

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The great American author T.S. Elliot had a real issue with the month of April, writing: “APRIL is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull...

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One of my all-time favorite movies is “Miss Congeniality” which premiered in December of 2000. The entire cast of this movie is remarkable, and the directors did a phenomenal job of aligning the right...

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I am a big fan of Waze;  a community based traffic and navigation app which relies on Waze’ers to alert other Waze’ers about traffic jams, stalled cars, accidents, and when a police cruiser is...

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