Ponder this. It's amazing how many of us choose to go about our daily life without recognizing others who cross our paths each day.

Ponder this. Motherhood. I come from a generation of women who were sold a bill of goods: that we could bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan, and still take care of our man.

Ponder this. There's an old adage: Waste not, want not. Do you ever think about how much we waste in a day?

Ponder this. Our thumbs are very busy appendages in these modern times; they are the key to easy and quick conversations with others.

Ponder this. Do you often get disappointed by the actions or inactions of others? Perhaps you expected a person to hold a door or an elevator for you, but they pretended they didn't see you.

Ponder this. Are you a person who is uncomfortable when your phone is not near? Have you ever left your house in the morning and forgot to grab your phone?

Ponder this. Are you uncomfortable talking about God and sharing your faith? Many, if not most, think that faith is a private matter.

Ponder this. At Christmas and our birthdays, presents are a big thing.

Ponder this. If you've lived over 50 years, you probably have noticed that our country is changing in a revolutionary sort of way.

Ponder this. The two great commandments are to love God and to love your neighbor, and your neighbor means virtually everybody else in the whole world. Is this even possible?

Ponder this. One of the most underrated career choices is motherhood. Being a mother is more than a career, it's a vocation.

Ponder this. Have you had the opportunity to travel by air lately?

Ponder this. Do you ever stop and think about some of the crazy decisions our leaders in government make?

Ponder this. My children used to love to sing a song called "The Song That Never Ends."

Ponder this. God has told us in Sacred Scripture to be fruitful and multiply.

Ponder this. Sacred Scripture tells us that male and female, God created us.