I believe that walking through life presents itself with obstacles—some “happen” to us and other obstacles we set up (unknowingly) for ourselves. And when we receive the “grace of God” to forgive ourselves for being less than perfect, our faith begins a journey of its own. Our faith must grow spiritually and develop just as…
Light Therapy for All
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is commonly known to happen in Alaska where there are long periods of darkness. Many people experience SAD during the winter months (due to the weather’s darker periods) or during seasonal holidays. The symptoms include fatigue, depression, hopelessness, and social withdrawal. And, the most effective therapy is: LIGHT therapy. In Matthew…
Your Time is Now
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
Do Want A Bite?
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
What Would Jesus Do? How Do We “Walk” This Way?
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
The Paradox of What is Good
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
Good, according to Merriam Webster means “of favorable character or tendency.” Usually when everything is going “well” people say, “I had a good day.” Or when a kid brings home an A+, as a parent, we consider that a “good” grade. It is funny the things we “believe” and “say” are good. We measure “good”…
Connected to The Hip
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
Road Warrior
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
Sensitive Spots
by Kuan-Yin T Timothee, MBA, JD •
When we physically fall hard enough the evidence is a rainbow-colored bruise on our skin—or, if the fall is bad, stitches and/or broken bones (ouch). We usually learn to hide the bruise with makeup or choose to wear different clothes, so we don’t show others “how bad the fall” was. If the fall resulted in…