It’s the end of November, with new shopping clichés like ‘Black Friday’ and ‘Cyber Monday’ upon us, so time to battle back with more updated clichés (with originals in italics):
We are on the cusp of the two shortest months of daylight as we near the winter solstice; how can we turn this to advantage…
Minefields – next…:
(a) “You’re like the architect, but they’re building the building, and sometimes they decide, ‘You know what? That’s not quite the building we want. We’re gonna bring in somebody else to design the new gazebo.’ I’ve replaced writers and I’ve been replaced. The times it’s gone well have been when everyone’s a grown-up about it.” Read the rest of this entry »
It may be one of those Fridays…
It’s Remembrance Day.
Let us be sure to take a little time to reflect and remember…
November means darkness by dinner, all the better to brighten things up with enriched clichés (with originals in italics):
the watch of time 
Fostering a Philanthropic Legacy
When I was a financial consultant, particularly after the company began more proactively to offer options via insurance or investments to clients who might be interested, I selectively discussed the idea of philanthropic planning. Read the rest of this entry »
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