Time Out for Tears and Taxes 1


My cousin Jean.  Her father and mine were first cousins, which would make us second cousins;  but she was more like a big sister to me.  A beautiful person in every respect, she will be remembered for her charm, kindness and generosity.  May she rest among the angels.

Income Tax– By law, taxpayers must file an income tax return annually to determine their tax obligations. I have yet to fulfill my civic duty.

Following the advice of last week’s blog and doing what I need to do, rather than what I feel like doing, I offer this reading from hugs—Daily Inspirations for Women:

Midcourse Corrections

The prudent see danger and take refuge; but the simple keep going and suffer for it.  Proverbs 27:12

In our fast-paced world everyday life has become an exercise in managing change.  Our circumstances change; our relationships change, our bodies change.  We grow older every day, as does our world.  So what is a person to do?  The answer, of course, is to strive, as best we can, to make midcourse corrections when necessary.

The shifting tides of life have a way of testing our faith, our determination and our common sense.  But when we accept our changing circumstances and adapt to them, we gain maturity and insight.

Well-known speaker and author Karen Kaiser Clark said, “Life is change; growth is optional.” We have the power to change—and to grow—every day of our lives. Claim that power today.

Change is evidence of life.  Evelyn Waugh

 

 

 

 

 


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