We all live and abide by rules in order to keep peace, but when and how were these rules truly formed?

We all have our own stories. The pages of our lives were written solely by us. People should not judge us by the cover of our book.

Traditionally, we are taught not to make what seem like impulsive decisions and to gather as much information as possible before reaching a conclusion. However, advice like “stop and think” might not yield any better of a decision than our instinctive inclinations.

Hey reader, here are the reasons why I truly profoundly like you. Abrazos.

As we go through life, there are tests for everything. From our youngest years, we took tests for school, to learn to drive, to get a job, to go into the military. If we are sick, tests are done to determine why. As we age, our minds and bodies change. People think they are fine, but are not. Judgement may be the first thing to go, followed by cognitive impairment. Systems and laws in place do not protect the elderly from poor judgement due to the aging process.

I think not.

Is there really such things as Ghosts?

Wouldn’t it be grand to sidestep all the difficult people in our lives. It’s impossible to do that but we can learn ways to deal with it. Understanding and empathy goes a long way in defusing difficult people. It is possible to empathize with people you don’t especially like or respect and learn something from it. Empathy comes by turning your mind away from the distractions of daily life and really listening to the other person. It builds alliances. It’s good for us and the people around us. And it makes difficult people less difficult.

Women’s dilemmas.

An old saying that is now becoming a movie, but has many pros an cons to the whole idea…