In the spirit of the holiday season and its meaning, I hope it will inspire you. This story was adapted from Charity: True Stories of Giving and Receiving and edited by Rosemerry Wahtola Trimmer. In the 40s and early 50s, the plaque of a smiling cat displayed in the window of a home meant that …
This is a story adapted from Taking Care of Me by Mary Kay Mueller in Bits & Pieces. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. On Monday, Mack Stewart would be celebrating his 20th anniversary with the company. Members of his staff gathered over coffee one afternoon to brainstorm ways to commemorate …
I would like to share with everyone a story I stumbled across in Bits & Pieces by Rich Horwath. It is adapted from Deep Dive. Two boys, one 17 and other 10 spent their afternoons free-diving for oysters in hopes of finding ones that contained pearls. Like most of the men from their small coastal …
Money changes everything.
I’d like to share a little story that one of our clients recently shared with us. By the end of it, I think you see that sometimes a bird in the hand is NOT better than two in the bush.
As Diamond Cutters International heads towards a quarter century (sounds more impressive than 25 years), it’s important to take a moment to look back.
Today is Mother’s Day. Today is for the bravest person I have ever met who has been given the darkness in the light but has never let her light go out.
Happy New Year! It’s January 5th, 2009. I want to share this article with you as you start a new year. It’s an article titled “Just Help” from this month’s Bits & Pieces. Let’s make sure we continue the holiday season spirit throughout our whole year. “Thomas Cannon’s life may have seemed unremarkable. He had …
Fred’s Christmas wish.
Dear Friends, Its March 29, 2006, 10:11 a.m. Last night I looked over what prerecorded shows were left on our Tivo-like digital recorder but didn’t see much that interested me. There were a couple of Oprahs, an ER, Amazing Race 9, some Great Day Houston (my wife has been the sex and relationship expert on …
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