Peace on Earth? Really? Where?

Posted by CFMG on December 17th, 2008

It’s the most wonderful time of the year or so I’ve been told by Target, Sears, Hallmark and Johnny Mathis. It’s that special five week span of the year where we not only consume too much, but spend, curse, argue, stress, obsess – I could go on forever. I’m one of those idiots who actually [...] read more »

Archery Accessories

Posted by CFMG on April 19th, 2010

Archery is a much bigger sport than I ever imagined. My father used to take us to an archery place in Jersey City when I was about 10 years old and I must admit it was really fun. However, often when I think about those times I wonder how places like that survived…how did they [...] read more »

Relationship Help

Posted by CFMG on October 2nd, 2009

I have had a few posts and articles on parenting help, but lately I have been getting a lot of inquiries regarding good relationship help. It seems the difficulties the US economy have brought upon us, have created many difficulties in our relationships…especially the husband and wife relationship! I have today off, as I am [...] read more »

The Swine, I Mean N1H1 Virus: A Reality Check

Posted by CFMG on May 4th, 2009

Unless you’ve been living under a rock this past week, you have been inundated with media coverage about the flu outbreak. The New York Daily News had a headline this week that shouted “Swine Flu Spreading like a Wildfire.” Please. 49 people in a city of about eight million? That’s barely a spark, not to [...] read more »

Used or New Golf Balls?

Posted by CFMG on April 29th, 2009

I have been playing a lot of golf these past few weeks and well…losing a lot of golf balls! Also, I admit that I am a little bit of a golf snob when it comes to what balls I play with…what can I say, I like to play with a decent ball.  I don’t like [...] read more »

Work/Life Balance: The Ultimate Juggling Act

Posted by CFMG on February 10th, 2009

Having a full-time job and kids is difficult, to say the least. You have to provide, but you need to be there for them, too. At times you are riddled with guilt and frustration, especially when your daughter says, “Why do you work so much?” or “You’re never home!” Trying to maintain a balance in [...] read more »

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