I agree, that Comfort Plus is nice. It was a nice change when airlines added that section. It is sad to see the homeless, and many times I'd like to know their story as to how they got in that situation.
Being in the 1% club? You had me grinning as I'm reminded of your recent article about being frugal and not paying $40 extra for a reserved airline seat choice.
Kristine - This is the second time today I read about having "purpose" and what it means in your life. It brought up a good discussion with my wife. Thanks!
The title and first sentence sent a chill through me. Although we knew the end was coming and he kept us apprised of his health status, I wasn't expecting the news to come out this way. But yet, the more I think about it, it was a perfect way to say farewell from a journalist. This final one will be a keeper.
It's always enlightening to see your thoughts and comments even though they are becoming fewer now. All HD readers have wished prayer upon prayer for some intervening miracle. While searching for something entirely different on Ted.com, I came upon this 14 minute talk from David Fajgenbaum about his own non-curable disease. It is an amazing short talk I found to be inspiring. Wishing you all the good days to remain among us. https://www.ted.com/talks/david_fajgenbaum_how_nearly_dying_helped_me_discover_my_own_cure_and_many_more
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I agree, that Comfort Plus is nice. It was a nice change when airlines added that section. It is sad to see the homeless, and many times I'd like to know their story as to how they got in that situation.
Post: The 1% Club: Our Unnoticed Wealth
Link to comment from September 27, 2025
There's another title for an article. I know you can make it eloquent and entertaining with more Irish terms for us to learn. 😬
Post: The 1% Club: Our Unnoticed Wealth
Link to comment from September 27, 2025
Dan, this is one of the best entertaining articles with Mark’s added humor.
Post: Told Ya So Big Dummy
Link to comment from September 26, 2025
Being in the 1% club? You had me grinning as I'm reminded of your recent article about being frugal and not paying $40 extra for a reserved airline seat choice.
Post: The 1% Club: Our Unnoticed Wealth
Link to comment from September 26, 2025
I totally agree Jack! That paragraph aligns more with what HD should be about.
Post: Success Has Many Flavours
Link to comment from September 23, 2025
Kristine - This is the second time today I read about having "purpose" and what it means in your life. It brought up a good discussion with my wife. Thanks!
Post: Achieving and maintaining all the retirement income you need for a chosen lifestyle with limited worry.Â
Link to comment from September 22, 2025
The title and first sentence sent a chill through me. Although we knew the end was coming and he kept us apprised of his health status, I wasn't expecting the news to come out this way. But yet, the more I think about it, it was a perfect way to say farewell from a journalist. This final one will be a keeper.
Post: Farewell Friends
Link to comment from September 22, 2025
We keep our iPhones until Apple stops providing security updates.
Post: Philosophy Around Phone Upgrades
Link to comment from September 14, 2025
It's always enlightening to see your thoughts and comments even though they are becoming fewer now. All HD readers have wished prayer upon prayer for some intervening miracle. While searching for something entirely different on Ted.com, I came upon this 14 minute talk from David Fajgenbaum about his own non-curable disease. It is an amazing short talk I found to be inspiring. Wishing you all the good days to remain among us. https://www.ted.com/talks/david_fajgenbaum_how_nearly_dying_helped_me_discover_my_own_cure_and_many_more
Post: Health Update
Link to comment from September 11, 2025
I agree about Kristine and that Jonathan rotates the old posts. I spent time this morning reading about Don Southworth's articles.
Post: Priceless to Me
Link to comment from September 10, 2025