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Category Archives: wisdom
There’s no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to proposing
Are you thinking about popping the question? If so, how do you know you’re ready to make the move? Do you create the mood or wait for the moment to present itself? Do you involve others or keep it private? … Continue reading
Posted in Love, wisdom
Tagged Chico Hot Springs, Joy, Love, marriage, Montana, proposal
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Reflections on “Joker” and society today
“Wanting people to pay attention, you can’t just tap them on the shoulder. Sometimes you have to hit them in the head with a sledgehammer…then you get their strict attention.” – John Doe, “Seven.” Kevin Spacey’s role as a serial … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Pop Culture, wisdom
Tagged Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, Natural Born Killers, Robert DeNiro, Seven, Taxi Driver
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Life Lessons from “The Old Philosopher”
A lot of people have hope. Don’t spoil it. When you think you shouldn’t say it, don’t. When you have nothing to do, do it now. My grandfather, Marshall Kidd, is the wisest man I know. And I’m not alone … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational, wisdom
Tagged family, grandfather, life lessons, Old Philosopher, philosophy, politics, wisdom
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