4 Replies to “A Luminosity Of Grace”

  1. chelawriter – I thought retirement would give me more time to write, but as with may others, my experience of retirement so far is that it is far busier than my employment years. Two wild fires with evacuations and extensive damage to my home have not helped. Repairs are almost complete, and fingers crossed things will settle down so I can post more often.
    chelawriter says:

    Most appropriate for Yom Kippur. And for every other special day of contemplation and reflection in every other form of worship. Thank you.

  2. Marie – Alexandria, VA – I am retired from working but not from life. In the next phase of growing up, instead of growing old I plan to travel, take lots of photos, collect whatever appeals to me, write, read mysteries, and eat ice cream. The world awaits. Update: I can no longer eat ice cream. So sad!
    Marie says:

    Love the words. A lesson we all need.

  3. mihrankalaydjianblog – San Diego, CA – Mihran Kalaydjian On a personal note, I love the outdoors, comedy, bbq, reading and traveling. I worked in the beer industry in college so I love talking about good beer. I used to be a competitive runner so (like all runners) if you make the mistake of asking me, I'll tell you about my entire career and PRs. I also spent my youth working in restaurants, so if you've done the same, we can swap stories. The five items I can't live without: Everything, infinity, wanton boredom, limitless limits, change. Mihran Kalaydjian, A proven ability to articulate a company's brand culture as well as key strategic initiatives and delivery of desired results. Outstanding leadership, communications and project management skills. A committed individual with strong organizational skills that believes leading by example is key to building a strong team to achieve high guest satisfaction results and cost control measures. Mihran Kalaydjian provides visionary leadership and management oversight of the sales, marketing and revenue strategies for Classic Hotels and Resorts. Mihran Kalaydjian suggest: Your energy should be focused on finding a solution, quickly and effectively. I am at my best when I have a tight deadline, but every aspect of the project is planned, organized and working in excellence.
    mihrankalaydjianblog says:

    There is something deeply peaceful about the stillness of a pond. The quiet water seems to invite us to slow down, breathe, and simply appreciate the moment. A beautiful capture of nature’s calm and simplicity. 🌿💧

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