A woman makes her final exit from a user.

There are many things to love. These are just a few things that I love.

A poem for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Having crash landed in a field, my grandmother and I had to spend the night in a Glasgow Hotel to await a replacement airplane to take us (and the other passengers) to Inverness.

Something ruined my happiness – Yes, burnt cake.

Some people have the tendency to get upset over the smallest things. Some even have the cantankerous audacity to cause a scene just to get what they want, whether it’s faster service, an exchange for an item, or some pittance for what they consider justice for themselves. Such anger issues are childish to say the least. Being human grants people the capability to speak and act reasonably and with proper respect. Doesn’t it only seem natural that people should “grow up” when they grow up? The idea that “I’m always right and I should always get what I want” is an adolescent one. There is a saying from the Bible: “When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I acted like a child, I reasoned like a child, I thought like a child. When I became an adult, I put my childish ways behind me.” This adage can do wonders for an adult who embraces the fact that they should grow wiser as they grow older.

Always Bring Your Own Lunch to Work.

First hit by the author’s hated food of fish moving on to a sensual tasting of chocolate cake dessert.