Give the Best Gift to You

If it is change and a brand new you, a brand new attitude you want this Christmas click here!

Taking control feels so good. You've been hearing about it, thinking about it, your curiosity has made you really want to try it, but until now you've been reluctant, right?

Yet that inner you, the feel-good-about-me you, is finally tired of doing nothing! Well, you can do something right now, and do it your way with no conversation, no one pushing you or selling you. You browse, you explore, you consider, and you decide. If it's for you it is there for the taking and the brand new you begins.

Merry Christmas!

My Favorite Funny Valentine

Friday the 13th

You can do all your Christmas shopping and also make a significant contribution to a very worthy cause on Friday, November 13th, 2009. Check it out! Time, location and directions here!

She Saw Me See Her

I decided to do NaNoWriMo. Yes, I'm four, almost five days late getting started, but, well, to be honest, the story I really want to flush out just took its rightful place in my mind. It has been there playing on the edges, filtering on the peripheral, hinting, and even occasionally hissing at me. But, last evening it came into its own. At the end of November I do anticipate it will have at least two legs, maybe four, and will be ready to make it all the way to the finish line. The first line: She saw me see her.

It's a thriller.

All in the Family!

PHOTO CAPTION: Amelia Earhart, who was a career counselor at Purdue for two years before her ill-fated flight attempt around the world in 1937, has inspired many women to fly, as well as to pursue careers in science and engineering. Her legacy continues to influence people today, including some of the Purdue female aviation technology students pictured here with Purdue President, France A. CArdova. From left are senior Juliana Lindner, sophomore Jill Grable, CArdova, senior Alice Tam, freshman Dekiyra Love and junior Lauren Steele. (Purdue University photo/Andrew Hancock)

...Are You Lord God Almighty

Breaking Through

Thought for the day:

Remember, the place of greatest opposition is often the place of greatest opportunity.