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Rona Gura
Oct07
Updating
Posted By : Rona Gura

I am getting so tired of updating my phone.   It seems as if, everyday, there are more updates for Apps on my phone. If I go a few days without updating my phone, the amount of updates grow exponentially.   While looking at my phone my grown children have reprimanded me for not updating sooner. They also reprimand me f having too many unread emails

Rona Gura
Sep30
My Personal Aversion
Posted By : Rona Gura

Is there a food you have an absolute aversion to?   For me, it’s cooked carrots. I absolutely love raw carrots. I eat raw baby  carrots by the bagful. I often go through a bag weekly.   The moment you put a little heat under a carrot, however, I cannot look at it, let alone eat it.   My husband finds my aversion to cooked carrots humorous. In fact,

Rona Gura
Sep23
Where's the Inventory?
Posted By : Rona Gura

I am frustrated.   I need a dress to wear to the dinner the night before my son’s wedding.  I quickly looked online at some of the department store websites near me. Then I went to the mall to look at and try on the dresses I had seen online.   I was shocked that, when I got to the first department store, I could not find any of the dresses I had s

Rona Gura
Sep16
Where's the Salt?
Posted By : Rona Gura

What has happened to salt?    I know it’s not a healthy preference but I like salt in my food. My husband will laugh at me because he has caught me salting my food before I even tasted it.   I have noticed, however, that most restaurants no longer have salt on the table. You have to ask for it. And, it’s generally taken almost as a criticism of th

Rona Gura
Sep09
Top Secret Information
Posted By : Rona Gura

I dislike making gender specific characteristics. But this one I have to question.   During a conversation at lunch at work last week, the subject of our weights came up. The men were very willing-and in fact did-to share their weights. The women, on the other hand, all refused to disclose their weight. And we were all shocked that the men so readi

Rona Gura
Sep02
Getting Back Into Shape
Posted By : Rona Gura

During the pandemic shut-down I used the time at home to get my body in shape. I awoke everyday at my usual time. Since I did not have to give myself an additional forty-five minutes to drive to work, I used the time to exercise.   For years I have walked on the treadmill approximately three times a week for thirty to forty minutes in the morning.

Rona Gura
Aug26
Setting Boundaries
Posted By : Rona Gura

I had a telephone consultation with a prospective client last week. As I was working from home, I conducted the consultation on my cell phone.   As we were hanging up, I said my usual send-off, “If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me.” At 8:00 am the next morning my cell phone rang from a number that was not in my contacts. Firs

Rona Gura
Aug19
Does Your experience Influence You?
Posted By : Rona Gura

Mitch’s blog on Saturday influenced this blog. At what point do you change your consumer actions based on unacceptable service? And have you changed your own professional behavior based on your personal experience?   Mitch’s blog reminded me of a situation we had encountered several years ago. Routinely we ate at a local Italian restaurant every Th

Rona Gura
Aug12
Olympic Heartbreak
Posted By : Rona Gura

It seems that every four years there is a story of heartbreak at the Olympics. This year it is the story of Jordan Chiles, the American gymnast.   After completing her individual floor exercise Chiles was in fifth place. The apparent winner of the bronze medal was the Romanian gymnast, Ana Barbosu. Within minutes, everything seemed to change. Chile

Rona Gura
Aug05
Prequels and Sequels
Posted By : Rona Gura

    Entertainment, to me, has recently been dominated by an onslaught of prequels and sequels. “Young Sheldon,” the prequel to “The Big Bang Theory,” just ended it’s run. There is currently, “And Just Like That,” the sequel to “Sex and The City,” and “The House of Dragons,” the prequel to “Game of Thrones.”   While the prequel/sequel phenomena seem

Rona Gura
Jul29
It Is Not Always What is Said
Posted By : Rona Gura

During a telephone conversation with my sister this week I mentioned that I still had no idea as to what my blog topic would be. Her children are younger than mine and she asked me whether I ever had blogged about social media and its effects on kids.  I told her of course I had.   In continuing our conversation, I came back to her social media sug

Rona Gura
Jul22
The Importance of Self Care
Posted By : Rona Gura

This is a public service blog.   In late April, I had my annual full body check with my dermatologist. All was well.   About three weeks later I noticed a new small “pimple,” on my nose. I thought nothing of it initially. But when a week passed and then two weeks passed and it did not heal, I became apprehensive. I finally scheduled another appoint

Rona Gura
Jul15
I Had to Change
Posted By : Rona Gura

How are you with trying new things?   Since the pandemic, I have done my own billing. As soon as  I began inputting my own billing, I have been complaining about the program I used, finding it not user friendly and disliked that it was not cloud based.   I finally decided to change my system four years after I started complaining. I am still learni

Rona Gura
Jul08
I am Not a Cleaner
Posted By : Rona Gura

I have a confession to make. I am not a cleaner. I absolutely despise cleaning. To me, cleaning is just a chore that I know I have to do.   My mother, on the other hand, was an avid cleaner. Growing up, our joke was that she used to follow my brother, sister and I around the house with her sponge. My cousin tells me that she cleanses by cleaning. I

Rona Gura
Jul01
Local Culture
Posted By : Rona Gura

Anyone who knows me, knows that I love to travel. One of my favorite aspects of travelling is to learn about the location’s culture.  I love to learn about the locals day to day life.   One way we found to do is to take food tours. What people like to eat seems to teach us so much about their customs.  I love watching “Somebody Feed Phil” on Netfli

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