Tag: Presbyterian Student Center

• My Mom – from her Boss’ Perspective

  I guess it’s natural to think about the special people in my life from strictly my own perspective. Obviously, that’s how I know them. I’ve written about my mom several times in this blog. Long-time readers of my blog know what she was like – at least from my perspective. A couple months ago, I came across something…

  Marian

  May 5, 2015

  Celebrations, God’s Love, Reflections

  Bread for the Journey, church bulletin, church bulletins, Elsie Korth, Henri Nouwen, Jim Jondrow, mimeograph, mom, perspectives, Pres House, Presbyterian Student Center, right-justify, shadow of consciousness, someone else’s perspective, stencil, twilight zone in our own hearts, work standards

• I can’t put it off any longer

  It’s time. I added it to my to-do list on January 1, 2014. It’s well past time to pull out the 13 bulging folders from the file drawer, the folders labeled “January 2013” through “December 2013” and “Misc. Tax Info.” I haven’t clicked on the QuickBooks icon on my desktop since last February, when I…

  Marian

  January 28, 2014

  Goals, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  accounting, Chasing Joy, Edward Hays, getting organized, goals, ironing shirts, life challenges, Mark Twain, Pablo Picasso, Presbyterian Student Center, procrastinating, procrastination, put off until tomorrow, putting it off, QuickBooks, reflections, reward, the day after tomorrow, to-do list, University of Chicago