“Welcome to Jordan! I hope that you will enjoy my country,” our first uber driver told us. Both my sister and I were blown away by the graciousness and kindness of the people in Jordan. People who loved their country, who were proud of their country, and thankful to have two American ladies wanting to…… Continue reading Welcome to Jordan!
My family lost one of our dogs last week unexpectedly, and since then I have been thinking a lot about how dogs bring so much joy to our lives. They come running to greet us when we are home. They sit beside us (or on us…) when we watch t.v. or cuddle up with a book.…… Continue reading Why Dogs Are So Wonderful
There’s an interesting theory called that the Four Burners Theory that goes something like this. Let’s pretend that your life could be represented by four burners: Family Friends Work Health The Four Burners Theory states that “in order to be successful you have to cut off one of your burners. And in order to be…… Continue reading Why Life’s an Imperfect Balance
In the spirit of thanksgiving last week, I have been reflecting on what I am thankful for. Here are just 26 things from my 26 years, I am thankful for… A – Andrew. My rocket-scientist brother. For showing me how to dream big and for going for it. B – Beaches. My toes in the…… Continue reading 26 Things I’m Thankful For
“Well, I have a questions for you Allie-kins…” my near 80 year old grandmother chimed over the phone. I had just sent her a list of thought provoking questions for her and my grandfather to answer, so I guess it was my turn to answer some. “Where do you picture yourself at 80? I mean…what…… Continue reading Where Do You Picture Yourself at 80?
My Oma (grandmother on my father’s side) has taught me many things – how to learn, how to appreciate art, how to travel and how to love family and friends. I am incredibly lucky to have her very much a part of my life. Take a look at what she has to say below. What matters…… Continue reading People with Purpose: Oma (Grandmother)
Understanding Intent 