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Mar122023Mar 12 2023
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What is Customer Service?

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category customer service
customer service

What is customer service if not serving the customers? This is my question for the week. I had two customer service events in the last week that really drove this point home. I have been in this field most of my career.  My customer service experiences were polar opposites. So I thought I would share… Read More

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Jan252023
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I Cry Every Day

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category poem, Uncategorized

I cry every day For what seems like no reason I cry every day It’s my time for this season I miss so many things The least of which is dad He has earned his wings His absence makes me sad Random things bring on the tears No rhyme or reason when they occur Wish… Read More

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Dec242022Dec 24 2022
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It’s Christmas Eve

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Christmas

  Oh it’s Christmas Eve Hope your cares are free And you’re right where your heart longs to be You know that All these moments are Like falling stars You blink they fade into the dark So hold on tight to Christmas Eve And we go trust in time Next year our worlds will realign… Read More

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Apr272022May 8 2022
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A Year at the Chateau by Dick and Angel Strawbridge

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, book reviews, books

A Year at the Chateau, what an accompaniment to an enthralling show! Our neighbors across the pond are well acquainted with British couple Dick and Angel Strawbridge. For the rest of us, we get the opportunity to hear about their adventures in owning a 19th-century chateau in France. A year ago, I stumbled across their… Read More

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Jan232022
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Health Woes – Anxiety, Relief and a Yo-Yo

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category health
health

Maintaining good health is extremely important. Daily life becomes much like a yo-yo with constant ups and downs when you don’t. No one ever intends to live like this, but sometimes it happens when you set out on a journey to better health. For us, it has been another long week, one that started with… Read More

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Jan12022May 8 2022
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A Little Me by Amy Roloff

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, book reviews, books

I was cleaning my office space over the holiday weekend and found a stack of books that I have not read yet. Picking up A Little Me by Amy Roloff, and holding it in my hand reminded me why I decided to launch this website so many years ago. All my life, I have had a love… Read More

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Dec312021
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It’s New Year’s Eve

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category New Year's Eve Reflections

It’s New Year’s Eve.  Another 365 days around the sun. It’s been quite a year; quite the two years! A complete change in lifestyle for so many. Losses, heartache, uncertainty, anxiety, aggravation, and chaos. Although not completely unscathed, we made it here nonetheless. Giving Myself A Gift After living a quarantine lifestyle for the past… Read More

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Dec292021
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Year-End Thoughts for 2021

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category reflection, reflections, Thoughts, year end thoughts
reflection

It’s time to share some year-end thoughts again. What happened to 2021? As we inch closer to 2022, I can’t help but wonder in amazement how I made it through another year of this crazy pandemic. How did we all get this far really? It has been two long years, and we are about to… Read More

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Jun132021
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Christmas in Peony Harbor by Rosie Summers

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category Rosie Summers
holiday romance

  Christmas in Peony Harbor by Rosie Summers is an unexpected Christmas holiday romance story, and one of the sweetest ones I have read in a long while. Christmas and romance stories are two of my favorite things. When they are combined, I am a really happy reader! This story really fit the bill for… Read More

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Feb42021Feb 4 2021
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Built Together by Mina Starsiak Hawk

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, Childrens Book
Built Together

I love to read. Most times, I gravitate towards the same genre. Then I feel like I am stuck in a rut. When this happens I need a complete reset. I pick up something that years ago I would never consider. I often pick up a children’s book is when I loose interest in my… Read More

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