You’ve spent your whole life learning lessons, both in and out of school. Which one has been the most valuable?
Share why if you wish.
Asking — and answering — life's interesting questions
You’ve spent your whole life learning lessons, both in and out of school. Which one has been the most valuable?
Share why if you wish.
How to preserve food (canning, fermenting, drying, smoking etc.)
Determine your core values and have them inform your choices and actions in life. (Thank you, Stephen Covey.)
Relaxation techniques…including “self-hypnosis,” first learned in a university P.E. class and then in counseling for pain management. I used the hypnosis when I gave birth, and it worked very well. I also use it when I have severe pain and need to de-stress from that.
Sewing. I’m quite excited about this because it is a great opportunity to work, as well as express creativity.
I’m extremely proud of of my son the mechanic who took the skills I taught him, and took it into his garage.
He is now using what I taught him, and is reupholstering cars.
I have to admit that His work looks quite professional!
Woohoo!
Nothing is more useful to me than my Christian faith. Most every day I talk and listen to God, and thank Him/Her for being with me and in me. “For nothing is impossible with God.” – Luke Chapter 1 verse 37.