Category Archives: The Things I’ve Recently Learned

One of the biggest challenges for me to eat healthy is to find creative ways to make healthy food tasty. I try to do that by putting different seasonings on vegetables and butter rather than margarine. My favorite seasonings is … Continue reading →

I hope this lesson can be of use to youth ministries, family devotionals or family home evenings. Today’s topic is taking advantage of a house of order when accomplishing goals. With the busy lives we have today, we never seem … Continue reading →

Notes on: Words that Work I attended monthly Timp Teller’s story telling meeting at the library. This month we had a presentation on writing. Enclosed are my notes: The workshop title is “Words that Work” taught by Janeal Freeman. Verbs … Continue reading →

I finished up another online corse at my job and took notes: Here they are: Delegation to employees: Evaluate work involved. see if volunteer has the necessary skills and monitor her progress. maybe be a lead but give employees new … Continue reading →

I find this word to be very difficult to spell. With the way I pronounce many words trying to spell something phonetically is not normally a successful solution for me. So I’ll try a silly phrase instead. It’s A sure … Continue reading →

When I attended the Story@Home2012 conference in February I learned some valuable information especially in regards how to make a business successful and blogging your passion. For today’s Tasks, Errands and Projects Oh My, I would like to share more … Continue reading →

Developing A Skill This lesson could be useful for youth ministries, family devotionals or family home evenings. Today we discuss developing our skills. It takes a long time to become good at something. You only have to attend a concert … Continue reading →

When I attended the Story@Home2012 conference in February I learned some valuable information especially in regards to blogs. For today’s Goulash I would like to share more of my typed notes from one of the presentations. Hopefully you’ll find some … Continue reading →

These are the notes I took from one of the courses I took from training at my work: Coaching or mentoring employees: It’s important to observe employees to see their strengths and weakness. Its important to not form premature judgments. … Continue reading →

Things to help coworkers to stop hating you 1. Stop sucking up to the boss 2. People don’t like negative nellies 3. Messiness 4. Poor cubicle etiquette (microwaving fish, burnt popcorn or body scratching) 5. Just don’t fit in