Cupid’s arrows can be thought of as ‘love shots.’ In a pandemic, though, we are getting these shots differently. They are more like ‘zingers’ that remind us of the beauty of life as seen in a flower or a child’s … Continue reading
Cupid’s Arrows
Author Archives: The Author
Made in the U.S.A.
Photo by Bermix Studio on Unsplash I grew up in Champaign, Illinois and have numerous recollections of my experiences there. When needing space, I remember taking Mom’s beige, station wagon Mazda out into the cornfields, parking and just staring at … Continue reading
The Day the World as We Know it Stopped
The coronavirus pandemic, Covid-19, is not the end of the world. It’s the end of the world as we know it and our opportunity to make our world new and better, with our Creator’s help. Continue reading
Christmas at the A&W
A stranger traveling through town talks to a woman in an A&W on Christmas Day. He mysteriously vanishes in a blinding flash of light on his way out, leaving the woman and the sole employee perplexed. Continue reading
Boys Can Cry
Everybody has Tear Ducts I believe that the reason God gave us tear ducts is twofold. The first reason is that it’s a natural way to clean our eyes; and the second, and perhaps more important, reason is that tear … Continue reading
It’s a Long Way to Tipperary
They say that in order to become a good writer, you have to read a lot and write a lot. This is absolutely true. You also have to keep going…no matter what. And there may be a lot of what. … Continue reading
We Are Entering a New Age
Hello Friends, I’ve been well, but unusually busy doing radio interviews (some live, some pre-recorded, some in Canada, and some in the States) to promote my e-books and books, as well as blogging for Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global. You can … Continue reading
LUBA RASCHEFF PHOTOGRAPHY
I am pleased to announce the launch of LUBA RASCHEFF PHOTOGRAPHY. Here you can follow my latest discoveries, mostly in Toronto, Ontario, the city of my birth. Yorkville I enjoy discovering beauty in artistic niches, and bursts of vivid colors … Continue reading
Family Sunday
Work-life balance is important. We hear this term used frequently. So, if you think about it, with weekends being the only time that people have to rest, relax and spend quality time with family and friends, why not institute Family … Continue reading
To Be or to Do?
I participated in an administrative meeting recently where the questions popped up, Are we too busy?” And, Are we so busy that we can’t spend time doing nothing?” For doers—and you know the type, the ones who can’t sit still … Continue reading
