It seems to me that relationships would proceed much more smoothly if everyone involved would say what they mean and mean what they say. Too often, especially in new relationships both sides of the equation say what they think the other person wants to hear.

Creativity is a gift to be cherished, nurtured, shared and enjoyed. This concept is front and center right now with the untimely passing of Michael Jackson. His creativity in his music and signature dance style will Rock On and touch people far into the future. Are you nurturing your creative gifts?

Are you an active participant in your own life or are you a complaining spectator? Are you like the people at a dance that stand around the room and watch while the dancers rock & roll and fully participate in their own lives and criticize them but never try it? Maybe it's time to rock & roll.

Most people want to be thought of by others and want to be remembered while they are here and after they are no longer here physically. That fact is part of the basis for many of our holiday, birthday and anniversary celebrations. Remember Me is more than a computer term related to your passwords.

It is a logical assumption that most people like happy endings. So much of life is filled with difficulties we don’t get to experience as many happy endings as we would like. Perhaps that is why many people turn to stories about love and romance when they are searching for their own happy ending.

Our daily lives are filled with both good and bad events and emotions. Sometimes in the midst of the hectic lives we live have moments where we just don’t know how to keep going forward when we keep getting shoved backwards. Where can we look for strength?

Spring has sprung. For many of us the arrival of Spring corresponds with Easter. Adults think we know what children are thinking but do we really know? Perhaps we do not! This little girl of yesteryear wasn't thinking about Easter candy she was thinking about her Mama's Easter Bonnet.

How’s your relationship with your money. Lots of people are having relationship problems with their money these days. Who can you turn to for help? It’s not as if you can see a psychologist or a relationships counselor. Perhaps you should turn to a money doctor. My choice is Suze Orman.

When I was very young, I used to go over to the neighbor’s house to visit. I was fascinated by the rugs and hats and scarves that Mrs. Rogers made with hooks and yarn. Even though I was only eight or ten years old, she agreed to teach me to crochet. Little did she know the value of what she taught.

Here is a special mantra in honor of Love, Hearts, Flowers and Valentines Day. Repeat after me, True Love Finds A Way!