Sleep It Off

Sleep It Off

March 29, 2022

It’s an old saying: Sleep it off. It’s been said for ages about a lot of things, from drunkenness to sickness, but it’s still great advice. When you’re well rested you are better at handling whatever life dishes out. Hit the hay!

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Know Your Self-Worth? Stand Up For Yourself!

Know Your Self-Worth? Stand Up For Yourself!

March 08, 2022

Know your self-worth. When you do, you can make better decisions for yourself and everyone around you. Look at what people face in places like Ukraine, Haiti, and maybe your own community. Many of them find a way to stay strong. That’s self-worth. How does your self-worth show up?

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National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

December 07, 2021

Eighty years ago today, America was attacked at Pearl Harbor. It is important for us to remember the event that killed or injured thousands of Americans, got the US into World War II, and shaped history.

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Getting Through Another Pandemic Holiday Season

Getting Through Another Pandemic Holiday Season

December 07, 2021

The pandemic has become part of all of us. For most people, COVID-19 has taken loved ones, opportunities, or lifestyles. In the U.S., the last 20 months have also been rocked by almost constant broadcasts of political unrest like the January 6th Capitol insurrection, demonstrations for racial equity, and racially-charged court cases.

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Have A Safe And Happy Thanksgiving!

Have A Safe And Happy Thanksgiving!

November 23, 2021

I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, no matter what it may take to make that happen. I especially want security, law enforcement, and health care professionals who will work through the holiday to have peaceful shifts. If they’re not peaceful, I hope they’re manageable and all goes well.

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Keeping Kids Safe

Keeping Kids Safe

December 07, 2021

One of last week’s most heartbreaking events was the accidental shooting of a young mother during a Zoom meeting. The shooter was her own toddler, who found the loaded, unsecured gun in the home. It’s estimated that more than 4 million children live in similar situations with guns, which can, unfortunately, turn deadly. They can also be avoided.

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