Sometimes all you have is a dream. You stick to it; you hold on to it, and you caress it. Like a baby. Like a child that grows up into something beautiful and wonderful if you do the things right. Provided you do them right. Provided you know what is right. Provided you know what you are doing.

It’s amazing if not ridiculous how one moment you are so completely blissfully happy and then in the next one everything is falling apart. You are out there, all alone wondering what the hell just happened and how come you are in the middle of this.
There is no answer to this, don’t even try it. Just a waste of time. Sometimes things happen.

Because of our modern times, sharing a home office may become an absolute necessity. Your wife or husband may have already been working at home, and because of another family job loss, sharing the office now becomes a reality. Most people do not have two extra rooms to spare in their homes for offices, so sharing one room may be vital. How can you be in such close proximity for work, and still live together successfully? We’ll offer a few tips for co-habitation in the office environment.

Several years ago, I started a job at a very large, well-known insurance agency. I was a bit hesitant and apprehensive at first about taking this job, as I had only worked for small, locally owned companies in the past. Nevertheless, I went ahead and decided to give the corporate world a try. Upon entering training, we were told by our trainer that we would have a weekly one on one meeting with our supervisors. In this meeting, we would basically receive a quick review of our work and how we were doing, and we would be told things we were doing well at and also be told of “opportunities.”

Cooking classes are increasingly popular. You can learn new culinary skills from talented instructors and have some fun! Impress friends and family members by making tasty dishes you learned to cook in class. From now on, when your dinner guests say “that was a wonderful meal,” it won’t dripping with insincerity!

If I had a wish I would wish for worries to vanish. I would wish for everyone to be happy.

For tears to disappear,
for pain to lessen,
for grief to fade away.

If I had a wish I would wish for my dreams to come true. It wouldn’t be selfish, I don’t have that many. Only this and that. No big deal. Just that they don’t work out. And if I had a wish I would make them. Work out, I mean.

“You don’t even like him!” Cathy screamed when she was leaving my room. Which is not strictly true. At least the fact that she was leaving my room. She was rather storming out of it. And she slammed the door in my face. Not that I minded, though. I mean, she was right, wasn’t she? I didn’t even like him. Really. I mean it – cross my heart!

I have questions. Millions of questions. I have quite a number of how’s, several what’s, a few when’s, hundreds of what if’s, and one why. Obviously I don’t have any answers. Sometimes I wish I had them, sometimes I am happy I don’t. The problem is I am not even sure having the answers will help my problems, will help anyone’s problems for that matter.

I want to be somewhere I am not,

I want to run some place I don’t know,

I want to sleep in peace and have no dreams,

I want to vent my grief in a torrent of tears.

According to Stephen R. Covey, little kindness and courtesies are so important. In relationships, the little things are the big things. How do you keep the flame of love burning? Do it in a T.I.M.E.L.Y fashion.

First of all, I want to apologize for my long absence. This place seems abandoned and it is my fault. Due to extra circumstances I have to work more than usually which totals around 80 hours per week. This is the reason for no results of the contest so far. And no review of tha last winner’s blog. As well as no new contest. I will do my best to catch up in the nearest future. For now I am posting a poem I have written very long ago. I figured it is time to post it here.It is dedicated to the matter of teen pregnancy and child abuse.

The fish escaped;
the bird didn’t give up.
The fish went deeper;
away from the poking beak of the bird.
The bird readied for another dive,
for that other fish.

If you ask someone what is the most popular language in today’s world Russian won’t make even top 5. I would be surprised if it makes top 10. English, German, Spanish, French, Italian. Those are the languages everyone (well, practically everyone) wants to learn. Russian won’t make the cut because of a number of reasons.