by Elizabeth Cowan | Oct 31, 2020 | Blog
What happens when conversation briefly stutters or goes completely silent? If you are a female relative of this writer, the sounds of sighs soon fill the void. And they are not subtle. Like far too many folks living their lives in the ether of social media, she...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Oct 24, 2020 | Blog
There is more to living in the country than extra land, the cattle, the distance between neighbors, and other benefits. Each of us hurtles through life in much the same way that our planet hurtles through space. But it is vital to our existence that we pause and look...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Oct 17, 2020 | Blog
Have you noticed how often people speak but make no sense? A common genetic flaw. If they have nothing of substance to contribute to a discussion, they still feel the need to contribute. That is when they tend to spout nonsense. If you doubt this, all you have to do...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Oct 10, 2020 | Blog
Few of us can honestly say we know who we are. Why? Because people see themselves through a physical and mental veil. You look in the mirror before leaving for work. You might even comment out loud, “I look great today.” Later in the day, you visit the restroom to...
by Elizabeth Cowan | Oct 3, 2020 | Blog
Propinquity refers to proximity to others and the resulting formation of friendship or romantic attachment to those we often encounter. The word burst into this writer’s life years ago. The delivery vehicle of this new vocabulary word was an old television series,...
