Musings

Sunday, December 30, 2018

When the ball drops in NYC

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Even though I live in Illinois, when the ball drops in Times Square on New Year’s Eve, I’m happy to start singing Auld Lang Syne, toast wit...
Sunday, December 23, 2018

Recall notices

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As consumers, we should be thankful for recall notices telling us that something we own is faulty, or more important, potentially dangerous...
Sunday, November 18, 2018

Who is your current gift?

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People come into our lives for a reason. Sometimes we understand why right away. At a shared event like a conference, we may meet a kindred...
Sunday, October 21, 2018

A clever turn of phrase

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For the past month I’ve been ruminating on a snippet from a sea shanty song I heard while weaving through small coastal towns in Nova Scoti...
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Sunday, September 09, 2018

Semi. Retirement.

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A musing in June used the meteorological terms isolated and scattered, which deal with the percentages of the likelihood of rain, in descr...
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Sunday, September 02, 2018

The tangled webs we weave

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For a few weeks this summer an industrious spider wove a nightly web that connected a bush on one side of the walkway to the back door on t...
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Sunday, August 26, 2018

Unused words

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While listening to a book on my way home from work one day last week, a character in the story mentioned that something had become their lo...
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Marilyn Huebel
Like so many baby boomers I have had the need and opportunity to reinvent myself a few times. What kept quietly emerging was the desire to write. After the loss of a job in 2010, I started sending a Monday morning email to close friends to update them on the job search process and prospects, but it quickly morphed into a musing on something that had happened that week. I found that I so enjoyed writing those Monday Musings that I wondered if there was more I could do with them. I invite you to reflect on the musing of the week. Share your reflection with me or someone else when the topic appeals to you. Or, have an inner dialogue on the issue. Happy Musing! Marilyn
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