Life in Guam today

Coincidental thoughts for a better life in Guam

Mine are everywhere today. No. Today, my thoughts are more coincidental. It' like a brainstorm. There is a peculiar disorder in the mortal brains and it is known that accidental or pushy thoughts are inspiring the whizz. I' m occupied with the magics of thought today. The idea of enchantment is to believe that our thoughts can influence our realities by wanting, like the laws of allurement.

The advantages of this kind of bullishness are beneficial, but I'm not sure it's something mystic. Positivity is good, but not magic. Where' s the best cutlet in Guam? I keep trying to think about that issue, but the cutlet keeps bothering me.

While I' m writing a story at work, washing the dishes at home or staring at the TV empty, I can't stop to think about finding the best juicy pig chops on the Isle. It really is an important point of overload, and it does not have to be. There' s a street lights tree there, but as far as I can recall, it never worked.

Here's a wish: that the Guam administration would actually do something about it before the transport gets even more bad. I would think that one day, if thoughts could be mystical, the lights at this crossroads would soon be fully functional. There' s so much beaut on our little isle. Recently, the charm of the islands natural beauties has been greatly enhanced by the laudable work of the Guam Visitors' Bureau.

They' ve got a new advertising drive that has led to many great video clips being published on popular channels so the whole planet can see them. It is a recollection of what is unique about this paradise of islands that we can call home and why we need to work together to find answers to the issues we face in order to make it better.

Functioning baskets, tidy and scenic roads, sandy shores and parkland are essential to make Guam a high class city. GVB's #onlyonguam GVB promotional campaign is much to be commended for supporting so many stunning video clips about our Isle, but we also need to do the tough work to make sure what we support is actually here when viewers are there.

I have many more thoughts going through my mind on this light and beautiful mornings as I eavesdrop on my children's laugh in the back, part of the home buzzing of a house of life and work. But, most of all, right now, at this point, this pushy pig chops thought is coming back to me.

It is a logical response to obtrusive thoughts, which do not go back by themselves, to consciously push the term under the intellectual carpet. The Sheila Baker Shedd is a mother, woman, child, friend, pro, insular maid and every woman.