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Dolly.



The world is forever a changed place without Dolly. We will miss not only her rhinestones, but also her sparkle.

Dolly was an inspiration to many, not only for her talent, but for her wisdom. Some of our favorite Dolly-isms:

1. Be yourself. You’re awesome the way you are so don’t change for others.
2. You only real competition is yourself. Challenge yourself to be the best version of you possible.
3. Be kind and give back to the community. We cannot all donate hundreds of millions of books but we can do little, meaningful things to enhance our community by donating our time.
4. Remember your roots and honor them. Your upbringing is a part of who you are, but it’s up to you how you apply those lessons.
5. Protect your value and ownership. If Dolly could stand up to Elvis, you can stand up for yourself too.
6. Go outside of your comfort zone. Who ever had a duet with Motley Crue on their bingo card in 2025? Not us but it was awesome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Xw6Sm3lQY&list=RDU3Xw6Sm3lQY&start_radio=1

As always, we appreciate that you took this newsletter. RIP Dolly.

*** We intentionally chose the library books photo in her honor!***

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The Rain.

Hear us out on this one: songs about breakups and cheating are some of the most popular and best ever written. If you so a simple online search, the lists are endless.

“The Rain”  by  Oran Juice Jones came on a few days ago and it was an instant catapult back to middle school.  Although it is probably not one of the greatest songs of all time, it was definitely an anthem in the 80’s:

While listening (and singing really badly), the adult, family law attorney kicked in and started thinking about all of the great songs written about infidelity. Here are some of our favorite songs (in no specific order) about cheating on your spouse:

1. Jolene by Dolly Parton
2. Girl Crush by Little Big Town
3. Lucille by Kenny Rogers
4. Before He Cheats by Carrie Underwood
5. It Wasn’t Me by Shaggy
6.  Hit ’em up Style by Blu Cantrell
7. You Ought to Know by Alanis Morissette
8. Cry Me a River by Justin Timberlake
9. Creep by TLC
10.  You Know I’m No Good by Amy Winehouse

Which is your favorite on the list above and in general? You know we love to be introduced to new music!

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