Walk | |
Love | |
Read | |
Think | |
Garden | |
Stay Safe | |
Be Patient | |
Shop Local | |
Wear A Mask | |
Open Your Heart | |
Educate Yourself | |
Hug Someone In Your Bubble | |
Call Your Parents (or Children) | |
Practice Tolerance | |
…Just Be Kind | |
[And if none of the above are possible for you: A slice of pizza, a glass of red wine and listening to some music is nice, too. — KMAB] | |
[Most of the above list has been “borrowed” from one of the blogs I follow: “I Didn’t Have My Glasses On“ | |
The specific post which contained her list can be located at: http://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2020/06/27/just-be-kind/ | |
Please check out the original blog if you have a free moment… — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2020 | Until November… Then Vote |
2019 | Start With Health And Friends |
Iterum Vale Tres* | |
2018 | Tweets From The Disrupter-In-Chief |
2017 | Do We Still Listen To Her Silent Lips? |
Not Now, Not Ever | |
2016 | Why Do You Write/Blog? |
2015 | Can Your Repeat The Question, Please? |
2014 | On Faith |
2013 | My Name Is Charles Stein |
2012 | Faiths And Sorcery |
Made And Kept Free | |
2011 | Multi-Source Learning |
Posts Tagged ‘Other Blogs’
Suggestions…
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged I Didn't Have My Glasses On, Kindness, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes on February 11, 2021| Leave a Comment »
I Like The Feeling
Posted in Faith, Faith Family and Friends, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Candles, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Faith, Ireland, Jessica Andrews, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Prayer, Quotes, Religion, Ritual, Saltwater: A Novel, Smallness on October 2, 2020| 4 Comments »
I don’t believe in religion, but the aesthetics of Catholicism have stuck with me. … There is so much attention to detail. | |
I envy the faithful. There are shrines dotted around the hillsides here in Ireland, places where saints have supposedly appeared and healed the sick. There are wells of holy water and statues in the rocks, huts filled with prayer cards and gardens filled with painted stones in memory of loved ones who have passed away. I like to visit them occasionally. I sit in the stillness and observe people crying and praying and I close my eyes and try to let some of their hope get carried on the air and through my pores. I would like to believe that everything is accounted for, that there is life after this one, and that all of our decisions hold some kind of significance or moral worth. There is weight in religion. It is an anchor of sorts. | |
I cannot believe in the vengeful patriarch of the Catholic Church but sometimes, in the daytime, when there’s no one around, I go into the church and light a candle. I like sitting in the quiet and sensing my own insubstantiality against such old and serious things. I am learning that there is a good kind of smallness; a smallness in the face of the universe rather than a smallness in my own body. I like the ritual of prayer and reverence, even though I can’t identify with it. I like the feeling that other people believe in something. | |
— Jessica Andrews | |
From: “Saltwater: A Novel“ | |
[This quote was found on one of the blogs I follow: “Live & Learn“ | |
Located at: https://davidkanigan.com/ | |
The specific post is at: https://davidkanigan.com/2020/07/19/sunday-morning-124/ | |
Please visit the site if you have a minute. — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Somebody’s Watching You |
2018 | First From Within |
2017 | Or Vote Against You |
2016 | Cupid Must Say It Too |
2015 | Some Of This And A Pinch Of That |
2014 | Consensus Is Only One Side |
2013 | Not Ought |
2012 | If You Want To, If You Have Something To Offer |
2011 | I See Lots Of Fools |
2010 | Orange Inside!! |
And The Band Played On… | |
Happy New Year!! | |
The Responsibility Side Is On The Right
Posted in Health, Leadership, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, tagged Boldness, Compassion, COVID-19, Dignity, Freedom, Health & Safety, http://meditationsinmotion.wordpress.com, Leadership, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Public Safety, Quotes, Responsibility, Strength, Weakness, Wearing A Mask, Wise Choices on August 21, 2020| 3 Comments »
Yes, in this country we have freedom, we have rights, but our rights end when they infringe on the health and safety of others. | |
We have rights, but we also have responsibilities. When did we forget the responsibility side of the equation? | |
Our love of freedom causes us to make wise choices to keep each other safe. | |
Our freedom engenders concern and compassion. Our freedom gives us strength, not weakness. Our freedom makes us bold. Our freedom gives us dignity. Our freedom causes us to protect the most vulnerable among us. Our freedom generates in us the desire to do the right thing. | |
Our freedom prompts us to wear a mask. | |
From the site: Meditations in Motion | |
Located at: https://meditationsinmotion.wordpress.com/ | |
The specific post is at: https://meditationsinmotion.wordpress.com/2020/08/16/wearing-the-masks-of-freedom-and-love/ | |
[Please visit the original site if you have a spare moment. — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Define Your Life… |
2018 | It Is No Secret |
Day 25: When 4 or 5 equals 2 | |
2017 | Cowardly Defamation |
2016 | With No Allowance For Chance? |
2015 | Details |
2014 | Here’s One… |
2013 | Non-Fungible Commodities |
2012 | Hope And Tears |
2011 | Just Long Enough |
Meaningful Thoughts | |
Michigan Countdown
Posted in Leadership, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, tagged Ann Arbor MI, Election 2020, Elie Wiesel, I Didn't Have My Glasses On, Injustice, Leadership, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Protest, Quotes on July 27, 2020| 2 Comments »
day 1, 99 to go. |
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“there may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest. “ |
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— elie wiesel | |
[The text / quote above is a portion of a post which as been copied from one of the sites I follow: I didn’t have my glasses on…. | |
This specific post was titled: “Peaceful.” and the specific link to the post is: https://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2020/07/27/peace-for-all/ | |
The site is mostly about family and life in and around Ann Arbor, Michigan. (And occasionally about politics.) I encourage any of my readers with a spare moment to visit the site. I think you’ll find it time well spent. — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Speak Up / Call Out |
2018 | Does Smiling Count? |
2017 | Giving Much |
2016 | Sounds Like Class |
2015 | Inert Ideas |
2014 | Worth Anything? |
2013 | Bruises Before Bed (Or Why You Didn’t Answer) |
Revealed Riches | |
2012 | Extra Gears |
2011 | Say What? |
2010 | Hello Frogs… |
Role Reversal
Posted in Humor, Other Blogs, tagged Comics, COVID-19, https://pacificparatrooper.wordpress.com/, Humor, Images, Other Blogs, The Coronavirus Zoo on June 3, 2020| 14 Comments »
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Sometimes, you just gotta laugh… | |
This cartoon was found in a post on one of the blogs I follow: Pacific Paratrooper | |
The specific post is located at: https://pacificparatrooper.wordpress.com/2020/05/14/armed-forces-day-week/ | |
Please visit the site if you have a spare moment… — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Right Or Wrong |
2018 | Open Doors |
2017 | When It Deserves It |
2016 | Expiation For Rest |
2015 | You’ll Get Through It |
2014 | A Special Kind Of Fall |
2013 | Very Rewarding |
2012 | MIB3 – The Team Is Closer Than Ever |
Yet | |
2011 | Little By Little |
I Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Plans
Posted in Humor, Philosophy, Pictures, tagged Humor, Images, Other Blogs, Pacific Paratrooper, Philosophy, Pictures, Plans, Polar Bears on April 28, 2020| Leave a Comment »
[The above image was found at (and “borrowed” from) one of the blogs I visit regularly: Pacific Paratrooper | |
Please visit the site if you have a free moment or two… — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Beautiful Rules |
2018 | Skepticism |
2017 | WWGD? |
2016 | Growing Greatness |
2015 | When It Is Darkest |
2014 | Knowledge And Doubt |
2013 | Three Thoughts |
2012 | Gentle Reader |
2011 | Leave The Light On For Me Anyway |
All Foam And All Dreams
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, tagged Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate, http://dshenai.wordpress.com/, Illusions, Maya, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes on February 3, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Oh how smoothly, how swiftly and horribly, how cruelly and thoroughly, one discovers the powers and prowess of Maya, the Supreme Power of Illusions! With a simple sleight of her hand, léger de main, everything changes in a moment; electrically charged, exciting years of life shrink to moments – just to realize that all that fascinating reality had been a dream. Perhaps all that happened before had been a continuous sequence of beautiful images that one would admire and fall in love with, only to realize at the end that it’s all a game of dreams, illusions and Maya. The reality also strikes, at the same moment, that everything one would still experience in the future, would see with one’s eyes and feel with one’s hands, up to the moment of one’s death — that everything is not going to be any different in substance, or any different in kind. Why should it be? It’s always been all a game, all foam and all dreams. It’s Maya, the lovely and frightful, delicious and desperate kaleidoscope of life with its searing delights, intertwined with its searing sorrows, the amazing show that has been ongoing since the dawn of Universe. | |
— Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate | |
Originally found at: https://dshenai.wordpress.com/2015/01/03/illusions-of-maya/ | |
[I followed this blog for a couple of years. Unfortunately, it is now a “private” site on WordPress. Our loss… — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Why #IncompetentDonald May Be The Most Successful President Ever |
Latina Fish Story | |
2018 | Blocking The Light And Air |
2017 | It’s Even Dimmer When You Don’t Have It |
2016 | Inconvenienced By Degree |
2015 | Sincerity |
2014 | Prayers For Junior |
Senseless | |
2013 | Interesting Drink |
Super Bowl XLVII Declared A No Bird Zone | |
2012 | Smile |
2011 | Come Forward |
Senate Perfidy
Posted in History, Leadership, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, tagged Albert Einstein, Fear, Great Forces, Greed, History, https://aponderingmind.org, Lamar Alexander, Leadership Failure, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, Stupidity, U.S. Sentate on February 2, 2020| 3 Comments »
Three great forces rule the world: stupidity, fear and greed. | |
— Albert Einstein | |
[Friday’s vote in the U.S. Senate… I’ve been reading some of the press releases from the Republican Senators who voted to block all new testimony and evidence in the impeachment trial of President Trump: We don’t need anymore new evidence because the House Managers have proven the President is guilty and we don’t want the American public to hear anymore evidence in “our” (Republican controlled) chamber. We’ve closed the book on this case, so let’s get on with voting to dismiss the impeachment because we Republicans don’t care that he’s guilty of violating his oath of Office by abusing his power. (paraphrasing Tennessee Republican Senator Lamar Alexander) What Alexander didn’t say was: “I’m not even willing to discuss the President’s guilt in obstructing Congress ’cause I just said he was guilty and why should a guilty Republican President have to provide evidence (documents or witnesses) about his own guilt just because a Democratic controlled House of Representatives wants us to fulfill our Constitution mandated oversight responsibilities.” | |
The above quote (from Einstein) was found at one of the blogs I follow: https://aponderingmind.org | |
The specific link is: https://aponderingmind.org/2020/01/01/three-great-forces-rule-the-world-stupidity-fear-and-greed-albert-einstein/ | |
Please visit the site if you have a spare moment… — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2019 | Contributing To Congress |
Yellow Signs Of Spring | |
2018 | But Take Heart |
Poetic Marker | |
2017 | The Few, The Many, The Most |
2016 | To My Brother |
2015 | For Junior |
A Roman Rome | |
2014 | Hmmm |
2013 | What’s A Motto With You? |
2012 | Worthy Companions |
2011 | Bourne Again |
Which Ten Are You In? | |
Curing With Salt
Posted in Health, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Ann Koplow, Cures, Health, Isak Dinesen, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, Salt Water, Sea, Sweat, Tears, The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally on December 19, 2019| 3 Comments »
The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears or the sea. | |
— Isak Dinesen | |
[Found at: The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally | |
The link to the specific post is: https://annkoplow.wordpress.com/2017/10/16/day-1750-water/ | |
The site is maintained by: Ann Koplow. | |
Please give her blog a visit if you have some spare time. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | A Politician With Skills |
And / Or A Genuine Smile | |
2017 | A Lone, Brave Voice… |
2016 | Job Security |
2015 | For I Have Always Lived Violently |
2014 | We Stand !! (I Stand With George) |
Additional Requirements | |
2013 | In The Present Day |
2012 | Feeling It |
2011 | Stretching Science |
Not Personal
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Aleksandr Solzhenitshyn, Conscience, I Didn't Have My Glasses On, Justice, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes on October 5, 2019| 2 Comments »
Justice is conscience, not a personal conscience, but the conscience of the whole of humanity. Those who clearly recognize the voice of their own conscience usually recognize the voice of justice. | |
— Aleksandr Solzhenitshyn | |
[This quote was found at one of the blogs I follow: I didn’t have my glasses on…. | |
The original post can be found at: https://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2019/09/08/disorientation/ | |
Please give the site a visit if you have a spare moment or two… — KMAB] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | Preference For Irrationality |
2017 | All At Once |
2016 | One Of My Vices |
2015 | The War Lord |
2014 | Orange October (II) – Giants Win NLDS Game 2 In 18 Innings (2 to 1)!! |
Acknowledging Doubt | |
2013 | Fulfilled Acceptance |
2012 | Error Is Tolerated Here (So Far) |
2011 | In Defense Of Pain |
My Last Must Be My Best
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Augustine "Og" Mandino II, https://yabakientelbaki.wordpress.com/, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, Scroll V, The Greatest Salesman in the World on August 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
And what shall I do with this last precious day, which remains in my keeping? First, I will seal up its container of life so that not one drop spills itself upon the sand. I will waste not a moment mourning yesterday’s misfortunes, yesterday’s defeats, yesterday’s aches of the heart, for why should I throw good after bad? | |
Can sand flow upward in the hourglass? Will the sun rise where it sets and set where it rises? Can I relive the errors of yesterday and right them? Can I become younger than yesterday? No. Yesterday is buried forever and I will think of it no more. | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
And what then shall I do? Forgetting yesterday neither will I think of tomorrow. Why should I throw now after maybe? Can tomorrow’s sand flow through the glass before today’s? Will the sun rise twice this morning? Can I perform tomorrow’s deeds while standing in today’s path? Can I place tomorrow’s gold in today’s purse? Should I concern myself over events, which I may never witness? Should I torment myself with problems that may never come to pass? No! Tomorrow lies buried with yesterday, and I will think of it no more. | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
This day is all I have and these hours are now my eternity. I greet this sunrise with cries of joy as a prisoner who is reprieved from death. I lift mine arms with thanks for this priceless gift of a new day. So too, I will beat upon my heart with gratitude as I consider all who greeted yesterday’s sunrise who are no longer with the living today. I am indeed a fortunate man and today’s hours are but a bonus, undeserved. Why have I been allowed to live this extra day when others, far better than I have departed? Is it that they have accomplished their purpose while mine is yet to be achieved? Is this another opportunity for me to become the man I know I can be? Is this my day to excel? | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
I have but one life and life is naught but a measurement of time. When I waste one I destroy the other. If I waste today I destroy the last page of my life. Therefore, each hour of this day will I cherish for it can never return. It cannot be banked today to be withdrawn on the morrow, for who can trap the wind? Each minute of this day will I grasp with both hands and fondle with love for its value is beyond price. What dying man can purchase another breath though he willingly give all his gold? What price dare I place on the hours ahead? I will make them priceless! | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
I will avoid with fury the killers of time. Procrastination I will destroy with action; doubt I will bury under faith; fear I will dismember with confidence. Where there are idle mouths I will listen not; where there are idle hands I will linger not; where there are idle bodies I will visit not. | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. | |
And if it is my last, it will be my greatest monument. This day I will make the best day of my life. This day I will drink every minute to its full. I will savor its taste and give thanks. I will maketh every hour count and each minute I will trade only for something of value. I will labor harder than ever before and push my muscles until they cry for relief, and then I will continue. I will make more calls than ever before. I will sell more goods than ever before. I will earn more gold than ever before. Each minute of today will be more fruitful than hours of yesterday. My last must be my best. | |
I will live this day as if it is my last. And if it is not, I shall fall to my knees and give thanks. | |
— Augustine “Og” Mandino II | |
From his book: “The Greatest Salesman in the World“ | |
The quote is more popularly referred to (known by) as: “Scroll V“ | |
I originally found this at on of the blogs I follow: https://yabakientelbaki.wordpress.com/ | |
The original post from that site is located at: https://yabakientelbaki.wordpress.com/2019/07/30/the-scroll-marked-v-i-will-live-this-day-as-if-it-is-my-last-5-numarali-parsomen-bugunu-son-gunummus-gibi-yasayacagim-og-mandino/ | |
Please visit the original blog if you have a moment. I will be posting about the other nine scrolls in the future. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | Making Friends |
Day 28: A Normal Loss And A Headache | |
2017 | Sea Worthy |
2016 | Rising Integration |
2015 | No Worries |
2014 | Devouring The Present |
2013 | But So Far… |
Twice Moved | |
2012 | Just Like Bubbles |
2011 | Caring and Driving |
Achieve Greatly | |
2010 | Unwise To Trust |
Attitude | |
If The Mind Is Not Tired | |
Irrationally Crazy | |
2nd Pair – Shoe Review | |
Ahnu – Gesundheit! | |
2009 | As for me… |
Health Care Reform Now!! | |
If One Is Lucky Enough
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Age, George Melly, Infirmity, Libido, Looking Back In Sadness, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, Recreational Pursuit, Relationships, Savage Monster, Sophocles, The First Flush Of Youth, The Importance Of Sex, Young People and Sex on August 23, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Those in the first flush of youth can tell us about the drives of the libido but will never understand the changes that happen later in life when libido flags. They will never understand how Sophocles felt he’d escaped a “savage monster” and George Melly felt “unchained from an idiot” when libido thankfully waned. | |
It also takes time and experience to learn the wisdom of the importance of sex other than as a recreational pursuit. Those searching for partners, or looking to establish families, are likely to offer fewer pearls of wisdom than those who have managed to establish long-term relationships and created stable families where the importance of sex for bonding and reproduction come to the fore. One needs to be older to know, if one is lucky enough, how to sustain a long term sexual relationship once the novelty has faded. Even more importantly, it takes time and consequently age, to know how to sustain love in a relationship when sexual life has changed with age and infirmity. | |
Found at one of the blogs I follow: Looking back in sadness | |
The specific post link is: Young People and Sex | |
Please visit the original site if you have a spare moment. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | Being President Doesn’t Make You Presidential |
Day 27: 4 Weeks / 55lbs | |
2017 | I’m Seeing It, Too |
2016 | Personal Decisions |
2015 | Verbal Fluency |
2014 | Familiar |
2013 | Unbending |
2012 | Simple Sayings |
2011 | Wupped Again? |
2010 | 3 and 1… |
Musical Notes… | |
Doubt Tries… | |
Northwest Passages – Evening Two | |
The Beierly’s Web Site | |
Just Asking…
Posted in Faith, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, tagged Evil, Faith, Goodness, Other Blogs, Patriotism, Philosophy, Poisons, Politics, Questionnaire, Quotes, Sacrifices, Wendell Berry, Willing To Kill, www.brainpickings.org on August 22, 2019| Leave a Comment »
QUESTIONNAIRE |
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by Wendell Berry | |
1. How much poison are you willing to eat for the success of the free market and global trade? Please name your preferred poisons. | |
2. For the sake of goodness, how much evil are you willing to do? Fill in the following blanks with the names of your favorite evils and acts of hatred. | |
3. What sacrifices are you prepared to make for culture and civilization? Please list the monuments, shrines, and works of art you would most willingly destroy. | |
4. In the name of patriotism and the flag, how much of our beloved land are you willing to desecrate? List in the following spaces the mountains, rivers, towns, farms you could most readily do without. | |
5. State briefly the ideas, ideals, or hopes, the energy sources, the kinds of security, for which you would kill a child. Name, please, the children whom you would be willing to kill. | |
Found at one of the blogs I follow: https://www.brainpickings.org/ | |
The specific post link is: https://www.brainpickings.org/2019/08/14/wendell-berry-questionnaire-amanda-palmer/?mc_cid=e1165a44ab&mc_eid=a1951a747c | |
Please visit the original site if you have a spare moment. I HIGHLY recommend following this blog, but caution, the posts can be QUITE deep and insightful. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | Or Attacks On A Free Press |
Day 26: Life | |
2017 | Still Looking For The Key |
2016 | Not So Much Anymore, Boss |
2015 | Green Binge |
2014 | Overdone |
2013 | The Courage To Remake The World |
2012 | Minor Gifts |
2011 | I Love It When A Plan Comes Together… |
2010 | Eloquence |
Cleaning the Chalk Board | |
Define Your Life…
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Poetry, Quotes, tagged https://championchinti.wordpress.com/, Jyoti Meena, Jyotichamp, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Poems, Quotes, Your Vision Defines Your Life on August 21, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Your “vision” defines your life |
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by Jyoti Meena |
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One can focus on the thorns and feel the tingling sensation.. | |
Or one can converge all the thoughts and vision on the petals and gratify the beautiful colours and patterns of the petals.. | |
One can choose to heed on the leaves which are drying and defoliating.. | |
Or one can look at the newbie bud which is yet to bloom and spread it’s soothing fragrance.. | |
It’s all about how you see things through “YOUR EYES”… | |
Following the world blindly won’t make you wise… | |
So believe in your vision because “your vision defines your life” | |
From the site: Jyotichamp | |
Located at: https://championchinti.wordpress.com/ | |
The specific post is at: https://championchinti.wordpress.com/2019/07/23/your-vision-defines-your-life/ | |
Please visit the original site if you have a spare moment. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | It Is No Secret |
Day 25: When 4 or 5 equals 2 | |
2017 | Cowardly Defamation |
2016 | With No Allowance For Chance? |
2015 | Details |
2014 | Here’s One… |
2013 | Non-Fungible Commodities |
2012 | Hope And Tears |
2011 | Just Long Enough |
Meaningful Thoughts | |
Always Surprises
Posted in Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged I Didn't Have My Glasses On, Other Blogs, Philosophy, Quotes, Veronica Henry on August 20, 2019| 2 Comments »
The whole point of life was you couldn’t ever be sure what would happen next. Sometimes what happened was good, sometimes not, but there were always surprises. | |
― Veronica Henry | |
Found at one of the blogs I follow: I didn’t have my glasses on…. | |
The specific address for this post: https://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2019/08/03/surprises/ | |
Please visit the original site if you have a spare moment. — KMAB | |
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On This Day In: | |
2018 | You’ve Got To Stand For Something |
Day 24: Hand Touching Hand | |
2017 | The Tide Will Turn |
2016 | Dreamers |
2015 | Three Roars |
2014 | Be R-E-L-E-V-A-N-T |
2013 | Lacking |
2012 | So Small A Thing |
2011 | Is Your Time Valuable? |