Beech Tree News Network

My husband, Garey, is not one of those guys who overlooks my weaknesses and accepts me just the way I am.  I know this because he tells me so.  Garey is a fusser.  If I do something he doesn’t like, I’m going to hear about it.  Granted, after thirty-eight years, it’s water on a duck’s back.

Is it truly necessary that we go for “zero defects” in things that we build, or in other areas of life? Why isn’t 99.9% defect-free good enough? Please look at the list below.

You’ve Gotta See It Live-You know by now that I love going to concerts and ballgames.  This past Saturday January 11, I had the opportunity to see Kentucky/Vanderbilt at Memorial Coliseum in Nashville.  Before going to the game, we grabbed burgers at  Braiz Bistro, a local eatery next to the gym.

Sometimes I wonder if we as human beings have a time/date stamp on our emotions like we do physically on our hearts and brains.  A time and date when we’re done with certain feelings, when we’re filled up, when we say, “no more.”