• One year goes, another one begins

    I couldn’t close the year out without one last blog post. And what better way to close out the year than discussing the highlights of it. I call this year my post graduate year, and I think it went more than well. Life I believe in the old saying that life is too short. I…

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  • Star of Wonder

    Star of Wonder

    The second sabbath(Saturday) of this month, my family and I went to Manor House Nursing home in Dover, Tennessee. We visit every second Saturday of the month to minister to the residents by singing hymns and giving small sermons, which my dad calls sermonettes. Usually it’s just me; Mom; Dad; and a fellow Christian named…

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  • My Christmas, how I love you

    I had another blog post that was nearing ready to be published, but it decided to play Houdini on me and disappear. Maybe it was a sign for me to post about something else, or that I should stick to blogging on my phone, rather than my laptop. With this being the holiday season, I…

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  • Celebrate Your Talents

    Celebrate Your Talents

    I always look forward to November 24. I love the aroma of foods such as turkey,  stuffing, rice,  greens, and cranberry sauce dancing in the air throughout the house. Aside from the smell and the consuming of food, I now have something else to celebrate on November 24- Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day. While it is unknown…

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  • World Hello Day

    World Hello Day

    Break out those hit songs by Adele; Lionel Richie; and Oasis, because it is World Hello Day. Don’t beat yourself up if you didn’t know this day existed, because I just learned of it as well. Now we can both celebrate and participate. In response to the Yom Kippur War of 1973, World Hello was created that…

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  • Lack of or Abundance of Common Sense

    Originally I was going to encourage people to participate in a holiday called “Use Your Common Sense Day”, but then I thought, Why should common sense be used and recognized only for day? It should be used all the time.  Growing up in the Harris Household, common sense was highly encouraged by my parents. Me and…

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  • Above All Leaders

    Above All Leaders

    I told myself that I was not going to write anything about this year’s presidential election, but with how divided everyone seems with the results, I felt compelled to write away. Early on Election Day, I spoke with my father about why I’m not too crazy about election time. Make no mistake, I voted. To…

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