Early Retirement for Injured Federal Employees
Whether it is old age which makes for intransigence, or whether it is a lifetime of habitual living which makes for difficulty in changing the course of one’s future, will never be completely […]
Somehow, the agony of beginning a process is the most excruciating; why that should be so is a mystery, when the prefatory phase leading up to actually starting and engaging an activity […]
The analogy of a treadmill is an apt one; each of us have been on one, and know the “feel” of one which is set at too slow a pace, or too fast a pace. It is also a metaphor for life itself; […]
Change is an inevitability. It is peculiar, isn’t it? It can be either a transitive or intransitive verb; and, as used here, a noun. The vicissitudes of life; the daily fluidity of events; fullness of being, the word-picture of a cornucopia […]