Mastering Imperfection
Several weeks ago, I ran across an article about little paper point & shoot cameras that are inexpensive and simple. Mastering imperfection while chasing the perfect image may seem counterintuitive, but with the new Paper
Several weeks ago, I ran across an article about little paper point & shoot cameras that are inexpensive and simple. Mastering imperfection while chasing the perfect image may seem counterintuitive, but with the new Paper
Sometimes, the best medicine for the heart comes with four legs and a tail… Dogs Keep You Fit Adopt a dog and ditch that pricey personal trainer. A study in The Journal of Physical Activity
“Have we met before?” My mother and I smiled at the query that we heard every night. At precisely at 9:45 pm Iris wandered the halls of the nursing home. Just prior to “lights out”
A few years ago, my wife and I heard several teens deliver a Sunday message at their church. Their individual messages struck common chords about compassion, acceptance, and communal growth. One of the young speakers urged
You can genuinely love someone and not talk to them for three years. That’s insane, yet completely normal. Studies show people appreciate being checked in on way more than we think. They’re not judging your
AB Mayor Honors Heroic Resident, Firefighters Greg Franek was distraught, with plenty of justification. A kidney transplant hopeful for more than two years, Franek is undergoing dialysis treatment. And – as with others – the
Following up on my last FCL post, let’s examine one of the 3 Ps—PEOPLE—this time around. Energy practitioners believe the fifth energy chakra—the Throat chakra—connects to a clear voice; integrity of the message. It is
As the age number for many of us climbs higher, so does the time spent reflecting on what’s it all about. What’s my role, my purpose, and my path? The death of Robin Williams in
A Community is More than a Zip Code ~~~~~ A community may be viewed as a point on the map—yet it is more than just a place on a map. A community may be measured by its latest census count—yet
As a pet therapy team, my canine companion, Roxie, and I visit Baptist Medical Center Beaches, Community Hospice, and the Jacksonville International Airport. One of our many encounters inspired this piece. First, a little context.
My name is Robert Allen Kovacs, and I create fine art wood sculptures. All my work is created from locally sourced reclaimed Cypress.
Color. Texture. Sound. Feel. Location. Sea Life. Energy. Self. ~~~~~ Heard it again. About sunrise and redundancy. “I don’t get it. Sunrise, again? Why bother? They all look the same!” Where to begin? First, I’ll offer
