Cell Phones. WWJD
Published December 17, 2007 | 
Everyone appreciates the convenience of cell phones. Yet we’ve all been subject to sudden interruptions and personal conversations not intended for us by people in public places with cell phones permanently attached to their ears? But something else problematic exists…
Don’t be deceived by the glibness of the title–this post relates a serious side of technology misuse that many people overlook. It isn’t speaking of driving distractions or health issues, but something more subtly harmful to our humanity. It also reminds us why cell phone etiquette is important. Thanks to Charlie Wingard for sharing this Dallas News article by Ken Myers. Click here to read his column. In addition: Below you’ll find a list of basic cell phone etiquette that should be included in everyone’s good manners: Continue reading
Good Words
Published November 29, 2007 | Do you know how powerful your words are? Words have great effect in two directions –they can build up or tear down. Fitly spoken words possess the power to build up when dispensed in truth with sincerity. The key is speaking truthful words with sincerity, which rules out phoney flattery. Such words make a difference to others in our lives as Janet Lawrence tells us in this excerpt, reprinted with her kind permission. Continue reading
