Wedensday Coffee Talk

Good morning everyone! Time to rise and shine! Gotta get up and get going! It's going to be a great Wednesday! The week is 1/2 done now. All down hill now! Our challenge today is to remember that the grass isn't always "greener" on the other side. Respect love and appreciate what you have where you are. Learn to be content where you are. If it's home, job, or anywhere in life, sometimes a "move" isn't always good. So many times we make a move in life and realize that we made a mistake. Sometimes a move is good, but not in all things! So, who's up? What cha sipping on? Me? I'm sipping on some Harry and David Tiramisu Coffee. Talk about greener grass! It's awesome! I hope you have a blessed and wonderful Wednesday!

Good words to live by Randall, ben up since 2:30 as usual,  and now sipping my third cup of coffie  some espresso this time around.

So true Randall.  Robert Fulghum has a great quote on this.  "The grass isn't greener on the other side, it's greener where it is watered."  When we cherish, love, embrace our relationships, job, coworkers, etc., we water the grass on this side of the fence. 

Randall, I gotta hand it to you.  You and your cheeriness are indeed inspirational.  I have been burning angry about a couple of issues here locally as a school board member and a couple of other little things in general and every day it seems I get a bright and inspiring morning message from our man Randall  who has survived quite a lot the last 6 months. How can I let a few temporal injustices that don't amount to a hill of spit bring me down. Thanks for the cheer and good attitude. Oh yeah,...I am chompin on a Special K protein Bar and sipping this cool cup of naturally florinated city tap water. Thanks, Joe

Thanks Randall, You are a daily inspiration. I hope you realize your morning coffee talk is affecting people's lives. It affects mine, anyway. Today's message is very important to me. I have been spending way too much money on tools again (my hobby is woodworking) in the last week. This is a sign of insatisfaction, to me,  through my addictive personality. I need to sit down and appreciate what I have a  little more before going and spending on things I don't even have enough room to put them in. Thanks for making this morning's introspection possible.