Hello Everyone!
Just wanted to say my quick “Thank You” to all who had joined me in my Meet & Greet Party. I truly appreciate your warmth in welcoming me back to the blogging community 🙂
‘Til next time,
Category: Blogging
MEET & GREET Party!
Hello Everyone!
It’s the second day of my “Meet & Greet”! Anyone is welcome to join! 🙂
Cheers,
A Blog Worth Sharing #12: GROWING SELF
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I have discovered another blog that I feel is very much worth sharing. Growing Self is more than just about “growing”- for me, it is about LIFE.
The blog Author, Rhoda, shares in this blog her life lessons through her journey towards embracing herself and finding real joy. She also shares about her farm life and photography which is an absolute treat for those of you who are animal-lovers and those who enjoy gardening.
There’s so much more to love in Growing Self so please go ahead and visit.
“Thank you Roda for your lovely blog. It is very refreshing & uplifting!”
BLOG NAME: Growing Self
POST TITLE: Learn to Ride the Waves
“A few weeks ago, I focused on what to do when life gives you lemons. Most of the time, I choose to make lemonade. But, what about those times when you can’t make lemonade and you don’t have the answers to solve the problem? Then what? These have been my questions over the past week. Yesterday, it came to me. I was looking through photos, from our anniversary trip to the Big Island last October. There it was… My answer was picture perfect…” continue
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A Blog Worth Sharing #12: MATTERS FOR THE HEART
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I am excited to share with you today another admirable blog that I am sure you will really love. Di’s writings are truly moving and inspirational. It makes you reflect on yourself and your life. Her positivity is just infectious and admirable.
Di, thank you for your inspirational blog. It is very soulful and thought-provoking! Simply amazing! 🙂
BLOG NAME: MATTERS FOR THE HEART
POST TITLE: Autumn Leaves and Forgiveness
“So now the time had arrived…
Thank you anxiety, you showed me how to control my fear,
Thank you inadequacy, you showed me I AM enough,
Thank you over-sensitivity, you showed me how to feel for others,
Thank you worry, you showed me greater peace,
Thank you emotions, you showed me to release my fear of vulnerability,
Thank you solitude, you showed me how to listen to my deepest spirit callings,
Thank you pain, you slowed me down long enough for my heart to catch up,
Thank you, ‘too quiet’, you showed me how to listen,
Thank you jealousy, you showed me what’s important to me,
Thank you ‘day-dreamer’, you showed me the possibilities,
Thank you fear, you showed me how to push through my doubts,
Thank you inferiority, you showed me we are all equal, and all worthy of LOVE,
Thank you self-criticism, you showed me the way ahead can only be LOVE for myself.
May we find forgiveness in our lack of unconditional love towards ourselves.”
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A Blog Worth Sharing #11: STICKY NOTE QUOTES
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It’s time for me to share another blog again that I feel is worth your visit. 🙂 Allen Kive is fairly new to blogging, but I like his thought-process and his creative way.
He’s written only 4 posts so far (the 5th is my blog nomination for him); but I’ve got my 2 thumbs up for him! Please visit Allen’s blog and I promise you that you will enjoy reading what’s on his head. 🙂
Thank you Allen for deciding to share with us your rambling thoughts by creating your impressive blog!
BLOG NAME: STICKY NOTE QUOTES
POST TITLE: STICKY NOTE QUOTE # 3
“Have you ever watched someone put somebody else down, sometimes for seemingly no good reason. I know I’m guilty of having done this, as I’m sure most people are as well. When I question my motives for doing so, I find that it isn’t that I genuinely want to hurt the other person’s feelings, or make them feel or look bad, instead, it’s done for the purpose of making myself look better. Although, it seems like a stupid reason for making others look bad (and it is), I find myself doing it relatively often…”
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A Blog Worth Sharing #10: ORDINARILYEXTRAORDINARYMOM
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Today, I am excited to share with you a blog that I really love. As a working mom, I could definitely relate to most of the post of Brittany Bonnaffons, the Extraordinarily Ordinary Mom!
I like how she shares her personal experience about life and the realizations that she makes. Adding to that the pictures of her super cute kids! I feel blessed and inspired whenever I read her posts. I hope you will find time to visit her blog- I promise you will not regret! 🙂
Thank you Britanny for inspiring us in your awesome way!
BLOG NAME: ORDINARILY EXTRAORDINARY MOM
POST TITLE: WHY I STOPPED TALKING ABOUT WORK AT HOME
“No matter whether you love or hate your job, a job is just that – a job. It need only be a piece of who you are not the entire picture. I laugh to myself as I hear God saying, “Brittany, you had only one job!…You had ONE JOB!” And it had nothing to do with work. “Give your day to Me. Trust that I can make the most of it.” So I do.”
POST TITLE: WHY WE CAN ALL USE A RESOLUTION
“And today I got angry with God. This time my anger had nothing to do with me. I was angry for my son. He could not tell me what color the cup was. At least twenty times I asked him. At least twenty times I told him the cup was purple. At least twenty times, he could not tell me what color the cup was five minutes later, or two minutes later, or one minute later. Somewhere, in the middle of dinner, I started shouting at God in my mind. “Goodness gracious. Just tell him what color the cup is!!! Why is this fair? Why can’t he remember? I just asked him. Please help him remember what color the cup is.””
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A Blog Worth Sharing- #9: BOSS in the Middle
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I am sharing with you today another great blog that I really admire.
Boss in the Middle focuses on “people who are responsible for understanding, shaping, and promoting the vision of “upper management” and infusing that vision into a workforce.”
It contains very good articles on Leadership, Problem-Solving, and People-Management. But what I love about this blog is how faith in God is incorporated.
I highly encourage you to visit. I’m 101% sure that you’ll have something to take away from this blog. 🙂
BLOG NAME: >BOSS< in the Middle
POST TITLE: Real Leaders Pray
“For leaders, prayer is not just a meditation technique, that when utilized properly, can calm your heart rate and put you in a tranquil state. No. Prayer is direct communication with the Most High God. The Creator of heaven and earth has given us His undivided attention and we can call Him anytime. It is as vital for a leader to understand the importance of prayer, before, during and after tasks. If we talk to God up front and ensure our motives are clear, He will see you through according to His will…”
POST TITLE: Leaders must say NO when Necessary
“A new leader might think, “It would be great if I could give my team everything they desire.” Higher compensation, benefits, resources, information, the list goes on. But a good leader understands, not only is that impossible, it could also be detrimental…”
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A Blog Worth Sharing- #8: THOUGHT AVENUE: Speak Your Mind
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Today, I am excited to share with you again another blog that I find really awesome! 🙂 I can guarantee that you will not be wasting your time when you give this blog a visit because each post written is very rich in content. The Author is simply full of ideas that he expresses so eloquently in his writings.
I hope that you will enjoy Andrei’s blog as much as I do.
“Thank you Andrei for your amazing blog! It’s truly inspirational, motivational, & provocative!”
BLOG NAME: THOUGHT AVENUE: Speak Your Mind
POST TITLE: Your Word is Your Bond
“Every time you give your word, you’re putting your honor on the line. You’re implying that others can place their trust in you because you value integrity and would never let them down. It goes without saying that if you don’t live up to your word, you may end up tarnishing your credibility, damaging your relationships, and defaming your reputation. Most importantly, you’ll be letting yourself down.”
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A Blog Worth Sharing #7- Gilmours Nice Place
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Today, I am very excited to share with you one of my favorite blogs. I like that the style is different from the usual blogs that I read. It is artistic, intelligent, and funny too! 🙂 I strongly recommend that you visit and read this blog.
It is about “observations of modern day life observed through the eyes of two cats and a human.” I really enjoy this blog and I hope that you’d feel the same.
Thank you Allan Gilmour for your creativity and wit! You’re simply amazing!
BLOG NAME: Gilmours Nice Place
POSTS TITLE:
How to stop complaining, grumbling, and, moaning
“Mr Midnight had started wearing a purple latex band around one of his legs and he was now proudly parading around the garden so that Sir Winston could see it.
What have you got tied to your leg Mr Midnight? It looks quite funny.
It´s a new therapy I´m practicing…”
Losing Control
“I´m glad that I´m a cat this time round daddy and not a human being.
And why is that Mr Midnight? Can you remember a disturbing event from one of your past lives or something?
Not really. I sometimes have strange flashbacks burning my brain but that could also have something to do with the fact that I haven´t drank enough fluids.
I don´t need to travel back to one of my past lives to be thankful that I´m a cat.
You human beings always remind me how good I´ve got it.”
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A Blog Worth Sharing # 6- Zen and the Art of Everyday Living
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The blog that I am sharing with you today is one of the most helpful blogs I’ve encountered, especially when it comes to living mindfully and peacefully. The author, Richard Grumberg, has a very clear and easy to understand approach in his writings. I strongly recommend that you visit his blog… AND for the poetic bloggers, you may also like his other blog 575 Haiku Place.
Thank you Richard for teaching us the art of everyday living! Your amazing blog is truly inspirational and helpful.
BLOG NAME: Zen and the Art of Everyday Living
POST TITLE: The Path of Wisdom: Parenting the Inner Child
“Whether or not you believe in the concept of an ‘inner child’ (and no less a Zen Master than Thich Nhat Hanh is a strong proponent of it), we all know that just about every time we set out do something that will require any appreciable effort, our feelings will inevitably scream out, “I don’t want to! I don’t want to! Let’s just do that tomorrow!”
Conversely, any time we are tempted to do something that we know we shouldn’t do, our feelings will cry out, “But I want to! I want to! Do it! Do it! Do it!” Those feelings make up a large part of our inner child.
This is why I believe that parenting our inner child, which is predisposed to avoiding pain and seeking pleasure, is one of the greatest skills any human being can develop if they want to successfully do just about anything involving any appreciable effort.”
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