A Sense of Loss
Recently, I had the opportunity to be part of a leadership seminar through my department at work. There were many excellent points discusses throughout the...
Read MoreRecently, I had the opportunity to be part of a leadership seminar through my department at work. There were many excellent points discusses throughout the...
Read MoreIf you listen closely enough throughout the course of your day, you will probably hear a mention of “spending time” more than once. “I spent some time...
Read MoreCarter is our smallest-in-stature, biggest-in-attitude crew member. I’ll refrain from any 2-going-on-20 cliches, but this kid definitely thinks he is running the...
Read MoreRecently, Tillerman of Proper Course issued a “writing project” to complete his Top 10 list of best places to sail with one of your own. The challenge was...
Read MoreYears ago, before I had even heard of the idea of cruising, I was terrified. I was terrified that I would wake up one day at the sunset of life and regret. Not regret what I had done, regret what I had not done. This is where Bronnie Ware comes in. Bronnie was a nurse that cared for people during the last days and weeks of their lives. People tend to gain clarity during their last days and often look back on the life they have lived. Bronnie was there to experience this with her patients. She blogged, and later wrote a book, about her experiences.