Posted on November 20, 2008 by Charlie
In weather, some weather patterns can perpetuate themselves. For instance, a dry weather pattern can “feed” off of itself to create even drier weather. The same is true with a wet pattern. Here’s what I mean… If a pattern keeps producing rainfall over a large area to the point the ground becomes saturated, when the [...]
Filed under: Life Balance | Tagged: balance, economy, excercise, family, good life, learning from mistakes, Life Balance, making life better, marriage, new job, recession, surving the down economy | 2 Comments »
Posted on November 19, 2008 by Charlie
Something that I’ve always enjoyed is spending time in nature. I like the peace, quiet and balance that exists there; it’s cleansing and centering for me. Nature is a way to be really in touch with God’s creation, and I cherish that.
But I realized something not too long ago. I thought that being surrounded by [...]
Filed under: Life Balance | Tagged: children, family, Life Balance, marriage, nature, relationships, spending time in nature | 2 Comments »
Posted on November 12, 2008 by Charlie
One of my best friends in elementary school was Timmy Walker. Timmy was funny, friendly and a great pick-up football player. We made great teammates; he was the tallest in the class and would block for me and I was the shortest and quickest and would run behind him while he plowed through the defense. [...]
Filed under: Life Balance | Tagged: childhood friends, Franklin, Iraq, Pinewood School, Primm Springs, School Friends, Staff Sgt. Timothy Walker, Tennessean, TN, veterans | 3 Comments »
Posted on November 11, 2008 by Charlie
I like to leave my sweet wife little notes in her office when she’s not looking. She then finds them when she returns to the office after I’ve left. They are usually little notes of encouragement and affection that take me about 30 seconds to write. The last time I was in her office, I [...]
Filed under: Life Balance | Tagged: Add new tag, family, family time, improving relationships, kids, Life Balance, marraige, raising kids, relationships, spouses | 3 Comments »