by billyzh | Jan 13, 2009 | Entertaining, Not-Yet-Married
Many of you who know me are aware that I am single. Not yet married. No kids. One dog. I am hoping to share a bit of my journey in the single life for the month of January. I hope you find it helpful. I have approximately 4 full sets of china and stoneware. My mom...
by billyzh | Jan 10, 2009 | Dating, Divorced, Not-Yet-Married, Women/Relationships
As I watched the men and women run up the stairs and into the aircraft carrier racing for the rails and their appointed stations, tears welled up in my eyes. They had been waiting patiently in their lines during all of the festivities, but when the command was finally...
by billyzh | Jan 8, 2009 | Career/Job, Dating, Financial, Not-Yet-Married, Spirituality
There’s a lot of talk in the air of late as to “Plan B”. Maybe it’s a new buzz word, or perhaps it’s the reality that a lot of plan “A”s for 2008 (that didn’t pan out) left folks scrambling for plan “B”. “Plan B isn’t necessarily a bad thing,” the older and...
by billyzh | Dec 15, 2008 | Career/Job, Not-Yet-Married, Women/Relationships
Some friends of mine came for a visit this past weekend. At one point, we were sitting around eating homemade marsh mallows and drinking hot chocolate while listening to holiday music and enjoying the lights on the Christmas tree. We must have been trying to remember...
by billyzh | Dec 9, 2008 | Career/Job, Not-Yet-Married, Spirituality
As I poured my cup of coffee from the large urn that sat on the white cloth covered table outside the sanctuary doors, I suddenly realized there was a line for the cream and sugar. A line? How hard can it be to add cream and sugar I thought? Apparently, harder than...
by billyzh | Dec 3, 2008 | Not-Yet-Married, Women/Relationships
“Did you hand my car keys back to me?” I queried? “Yes, “ came the very assured response. And with that my friend and I hugged and parted ways. About 20 minutes later I went to gather my things and head out the door. As I fished in the special pocket of my purse, to...
