Think Like a Dog – Living in the Moment Sadie lives in the present moment. Too often people live in the past or worry about the future. Maybe Sadie and Buddha are right. Watch for Scott’s new book, Think Like a Dog, available now!Scott’s book, Saving Investa, is available on Amazon.com now.Please follow Sadie the Rescue Dog […]
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Think Like a Dog – Avoiding Certain Dogs According to Sadie, “Dogs know which dogs to avoid.” People need to recognize which people can mentor and help us, and which people are negative influences and should be avoided. Watch for Scott’s new book, Think Like a Dog, available now!Scott’s book, Saving Investa, is available on Amazon.com now.Please follow […]
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Think Like a Dog – Being a Good Sniffer Sadie likes to sniff. Sniffing tells her who has gone before, and whether she needs to be alert to danger. People don’t use their noses to sniff or explore the world around them but they do need to use their senses to be aware of their environment, […]
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Think Like a Dog – Eat, Sleep, Play Elizabeth Gilbert wrote the best selling book, Eat, Pray, Love. If Sadie had written the book, she would have titled it Eat, Sleep, Play. Sadie’s priorities would make people healthier and happier if they followed her advice. Watch for Scott’s new book, Think Like a Dog, available now!Scott’s […]
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Think Like a Dog – Looking for Treats Sadie is always looking for treats. Sometimes I think she lives for treats. But treats are important for people, too. They add the spice to life. Watch for Scott’s new book, Think Like a Dog, available now!Scott’s book, Saving Investa, is available on Amazon.com now.Please follow Sadie the Rescue […]
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Sleep is vastly overrated. Who needs eight hours of it? President Kennedy, it is said, managed to govern the country on four hours of sleep per night. I don’t think I’m quite ready to govern the country yet. I had the flu last week. It wasn’t fun. I was very brave. Ivy Scarlett, the German […]
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Thank you all for your prayers. In case you’ve forgotten, I asked you to pray for me because I was feeding a cast of thousands over the July 4 weekend. I also suggested you pray for those I was feeding. For newcomers to this column, if there are any, my cooking skills are pretty much […]
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Since I am pretty solidly Irish (my mother was a Kelly, my dad was a Sullivan – once upon a time, O’Sullivan), I have a love/hate relationship with the Brits. They were, as history points out, quite rude to the Irish back in the century when they ruled Ireland with an iron fist. I won’t […]
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Our children tell me often that I scarred them for life. When they were little, one of the lullabies I sang to them was Go Tell Aunt Rhody. Go tell Aunt Rhody, go tell Aunt Rhody, Go tell Aunt Rhody, the old grey goose is dead. The gander is weeping, the gander is weeping, the […]
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I’ve probably mentioned a time or twenty that Bing and I have five children. They are, of course, quite exceptional, or, as Garrison Keillor would say, above average. Three of the said children live in sunny California. The other two are brave Mid-Westerners, residing in Minnesota and Iowa. The three Californians are somewhat smug about […]
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