by Linda Gullo | Apr 1, 2016 | Family Times
Teenagers – Part 2 Yesterday as I was rushing out of the bathroom, my towel hit a glass clock in the corner of the counter. I stood it up and exited. Last night as I removed my makeup and washed my face, I didn’t pay any attention to it. During the...
by Linda Gullo | Apr 1, 2016 | Family Times
Part 1 -Teens Teenagers are like caterpillars. They are growing, stretching, and developing. As they struggle to become an adult many feel ugly, uncoordinated, and awkward. They are growing at their own rate and finding their own way. Some are hidden from...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 31, 2016 | The Spirit at Work
Have you had so much to pray about that you made a list? Praying to God is like meeting with a doctor. You take a list of questions with you to ask. You write down the things that are bothering you to tell him. You have just so much time at the appointment and...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 30, 2016 | Self Development
Cameras have a way to reflecting things to us that we rather not see. According to my children, I need to be a little lighter and add more humor to my thinking. Today I am trying to alter that attitude. I guess it comes from being the responsible person for so...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 30, 2016 | Self Development
Do you finish what you start? So many students get close to the end of a project and don’t finish it. Homework assignments get tossed aside and incomplete. They land at the bottom of a book bag or locker. Unless someone pushes the student, things slip. ...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 29, 2016 | Embracing a Healthy Lifestyle
Every week I see on Facebook, friends who are disgruntled about returning to work and feel badly for them. For me, I look forward to Mondays. It means a week of opportunities and growth. And it calls us to have a new vision. To put behind us what didn’t...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 26, 2016 | Embracing a Healthy Lifestyle
Six years ago, when our dog was a young puppy, she was enticed by something under one of our apple trees. I saw from a distance what looked like a small body laying there and thought it may have been a dead rabbit. I called to her. She thankfully responded to me...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 25, 2016 | Self Development
“One little, two little, three little Indians” is a rhyme that we use to teach children to count. The tune is a catchy one and has survived many generations. We learn many things through catchy phrases and remember products for their catchy jingles....
by Linda Gullo | Mar 24, 2016 | Embracing a Healthy Lifestyle, Self Development
My husband and I enjoy working puzzles together. Each piece of course, completes a element of the picture. We begin with a frame and connect each section. That is true in our lives too. We don’t jump from the age of one to 30 without certain things taking...
by Linda Gullo | Mar 23, 2016 | Self Development
I remember well after my parents died that someone remarked about how lucky I was to inherit their stuff. That was way back in the early 80’s and I still recall how I felt. My parents died 90 days apart so my feelings of emptiness and loss were intense. I...
