Big Dreams and Faded Jeans (Dolly Parton song included)
Blog: Big Dreams and Faded Jeans Dolly Parton is a legend. She amazes me and inspires me. Her song “Big
Blog: Big Dreams and Faded Jeans Dolly Parton is a legend. She amazes me and inspires me. Her song “Big
Once we begin looking for The 5 Needs in Life, we see them in so many places. In music, art,
Challenges, yes. Yet, there is HOPE. Challenges in life are many. Sure, so are joys, but being honest, sometimes, it
Meditation means many things to folks and we all have our own perspectives, experiences or thoughts about what meditation is
We can hear things like “love yourself” or “have compassion on yourself” and sometimes there are good ideas to help
There is a song by Sara Bareilles, Little Voice, from an Apple TV show by the same Little Voice. The
These words have tremendous power in our lives, often without us realizing the power they have internally and externally. The
Let’s be careful to acknowledge our strengths. We often ignore what we’ve done right and what we are currently doing
When the old song asks, “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” the answer is simple—everything! Just like the words
The beauty of fall in Virginia never ceases to bring me joy. Sometimes a complete refreshing of my mind and
Every now and then we find ourselves in a position when we really need a helping hand. We could be
A walk in the park: Little Words and Meeting All 5 Needs Easily A day that was just normal turned
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