I took my Amiguita (my Little in Big Brothers/Big Sisters) to the YMCA pool today, but had the morning all to myself to get some chores done and take care of other fun things. Like blogging!
The Art of Manliness sounds off about what it means to pay attention and remain focused. Pretty good advice, too.
Speaking of my Amiguita, here's a list from Boundless.org of 20 ways to mentor in your 20's. This business about "finding yourself" and such isn't what life is all about. It's about finding God, and investing in others is part of that. You're never "too young" to start (unless you're, say, 9 months old).
A friend of mine is battling sterility and trying to have children. A blog she wrote a few months ago is a piercing insight into what she feels when she's surrounded by women with cuddly little ones, and how she must remain tenderhearted toward their joys.
The NSA had an advice columnist. Seriously! Apparently she went by the pseudonym "Zelda."
And for your entertaining video... a widely known pop-dance tune played... in a very country style!
The Art of Manliness sounds off about what it means to pay attention and remain focused. Pretty good advice, too.
Speaking of my Amiguita, here's a list from Boundless.org of 20 ways to mentor in your 20's. This business about "finding yourself" and such isn't what life is all about. It's about finding God, and investing in others is part of that. You're never "too young" to start (unless you're, say, 9 months old).
A friend of mine is battling sterility and trying to have children. A blog she wrote a few months ago is a piercing insight into what she feels when she's surrounded by women with cuddly little ones, and how she must remain tenderhearted toward their joys.
Watching someone else live the life you thought you’d have is painful. You can easily become discouraged and even resentful. It doesn’t necessarily matter if the person or people living how you thought you would are deserving (which is arbitrary anyways because what we deserve, we don’t want!) or not, it can still feel like stinging reminder that something feels off.
The NSA had an advice columnist. Seriously! Apparently she went by the pseudonym "Zelda."
And for your entertaining video... a widely known pop-dance tune played... in a very country style!
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