For Louisville native William “Bill” Laird, helping veterans is a labor of love. The former Marine (1970-74) and current Commander of the American Legion in Shepherdsville knows how difficult it is to readjust to civilian life after service in the military. “The military does … [Read more...] about Helping Veterans Adjust
Positive Mental Thinking
Imparting Hope
Often people will ask my wife and me if we have children, and my answer is, “We have three dogs and no children.” Some married folks with multiple children will frequently respond, “I can’t imagine not having children.” The truth of the matter is that I feel I have many … [Read more...] about Imparting Hope
Finding Shelter With…Watercolor Wednesdays
Shelter is my guiding word for this year. It is a non-striving word. A shelter offers refuge, provides safety, and embraces calm and quiet. Time has a sneaky habit of slipping away. Disappearing down a rabbit hole. Getting frittered away with errands and household chores … [Read more...] about Finding Shelter With…Watercolor Wednesdays
Motivated To Live A Healthy Life
Fitness inspiration Jeanne Ballard, age 70, has enjoyed a healthy fitness routine for several decades, but a cancer diagnosis at 53 took her workout routine in an unexpected direction: rowing on the water with a team of strong women. What is your fitness routine? My … [Read more...] about Motivated To Live A Healthy Life
A Walking Meditative Structure For Reflection And Relaxation – Check Out These Local Labyrinths
Do This! Labyrinths may bring to mind Greek mythology and angry Minotaurs, but they are an ancient symbol and structure that can, if walked, have some pretty cool effects on one’s health and mindset. The slow pace that a labyrinth walk requires can be meditative, offering an … [Read more...] about A Walking Meditative Structure For Reflection And Relaxation – Check Out These Local Labyrinths