I was called for Jury Duty this month. Like most of us in the juror pool I wasn’t thrilled on that day in October when we would find out our assignments for November. “It’s inconvenient,” I thought. “I don’t want to sit in judgement.” I had a litany of reasons I didn’t want to be
Today is the beginning of two days of celebrations for Dia de los Muertos here in Santa Fe and in some regions in México. Other cultures and traditions have similar celebrations and remembrances where family and friends pray for and otherwise remember loved ones who have passed on. The intention is to support them on
We all have our bit of perfectionism — idealistic traits that, while usually grounded in good intent, can end up impeding progress to a point of diminishing returns. How often have you set out upon a project only to find yourself hopelessly entangled in a web of details? Have you rationalized the details as important