BY: RACHEL WUMKES There’s nothing quite like that morning cup of Joe. The warmth against your hands as you hold that favorite coffee mug close. As the aroma circles up with the steam, it’s like an electric shock to your senses, jump-starting the day to get you off and running, full speed ahead. Everyone enjoys their...
photocredit: refreshleadership.com BY: RACHEL WUMKES The rat race of life is often monotonous. Get up, go to work, come home, and go to bed. It’s an endless loop, like an old vinyl spinning around and around and around on the record player. Sometimes you like the song, sometimes it gets tedious and repetitive, leaving...
photocredit: workdayminnesota.org BY: RACHEL SMITH Change is good. The perpetual ebb and flow of life, shaking things up and preventing one from becoming stagnant in life. Some people struggle with change, tending to lean more toward the constants in life. Keeping things always the same is their security blanket,...
photocredit: articulatepersuasion.com BY: RACHEL SMITH Merriam Webster defines the term ‘tooting one’s own horn’ as: To talk about oneself or one’s achievements especially in a way that shows pride or too much pride. Often times, it’s a bit frowned upon; being overly boastful and such. But I don’t care. That’s right! I...
photocredit: ebay.co.uk BY: RACHEL SMITH It’s no secret that nautical terms are used frequently in and around Clear Lake. To ‘Drop your Anchor’ is a common term used in boating. When a boat comes into shore, or wishes to remain in one area while on the water, you would drop your anchor into the water, securing yourself...
