Kafka and the Doll

Death, grief, despair: these scorns of life are devastating. Death is arguably the most sorrowful time an individual can experience … More

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Saving A Life: It Could Be Your Own

Let’s say it’s 7:30pm and you’re going home in your car (alone of course) after an unusually hard day on … More

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A Holocaust Survivor’s Story of Forgiveness

During the Second World War, Corrie Ten Boom and her family showed great courage in helping to rescue Jewish people … More

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Navigating the Seas of Grief and Despair

The death of a close friend, a dear sibling or spouse, or a loving relative can lead a person to … More

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The Power of Laughter

There is nothing better in the world than a nice, big laugh…a good belly-laugh. Laughing and smiling is an awesome … More

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A Man and a Fork

There was a young man who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and had been given three months to … More

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Three Great Life Lessons From Alexander the Great

I am a big fan of history. I love reading and listening to books and documentaries of all kinds of … More

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Pictures That Speak Volumes #77

This picture really does speak 1,000 words and it should touch the heart and spirit of each one of us. … More

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Why Teachers Are Heroes

I have been a teacher and a coach for 30 years. My mother was a teacher for more than 45 … More

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There’s A Mouse in the House!!

This is a re-post of an article that I posted way back when I first began my “Good Time Stories” … More

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Saying Goodbye Can Be the Hardest Thing

I recently came across an incredibly heartwarming story on USHumor.com (not a funny story), that will melt your heart and … More

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Your Life Is Not Your Own

This is a re-post of an article that I posted a couple of years ago around Memorial Day. It is … More

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