“All is well.”
Trying saying it. Even out loud. Just to see how it feels.
Posts Tagged ‘Inspiration’
23 Aug
Sunday Morning Quote (8/23/15)
“I do not give anyone else responsibility for the way I feel.”
— Abraham-Hicks/Hay House
(What a bitter pill to swallow. But what a liberating one!)
18 Jul
A Label-Free World
What an incredible truth! (And, oh gosh, how it indicts me.)
I LOVE this short video about labeling:
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12 Jul
Sunday Morning Quote (7/12/15)
Suggestion: Try reading this morning’s quote out loud. See how it feels to you. If it seems a little fake or unreal, that’s fine; as an experiment, simply try it on.
“I constantly find new ways of looking at my world. I see beauty everywhere.”
— Hay House “I Can Do It” 2015 Calendar
Here are a few pics I took of beauty I’ve seen (and NealEnJoyed) recently:
This I know, and I know FOR SURE: We find what we are looking for. So, what are you looking for this Sunday morning?
9 Jul
I Survived Plunging Over Niagara Falls! (Seriously!)
On this day 55 years ago, 7-year-old Roger Woodward, who was wearing a life jacket, survived a 162-foot plunge over Niagara Falls after a boating accident. Woodward, who later developed a love of boating, became a certified diver, even joined the Navy, became the first person to go over the Falls by accident and live. He had one peaceful moment during the chaotic, scary incident… (1960)
While he was going over the brink of the Falls, he said he felt like he was “floating in a cloud. I had no sensation of up or down.” Newspapers called it a “miracle” that he survived the rocky bottom of Horseshoe Falls. It may have been a “water cone” that broke his fall, a phenomenon of water and air bouncing back up from the rocks. The retired white collar worker, who now lives in Alabama suffered only a slight concussion, scrapes and bruises. His first word when rescued in Ontario by the tour boat at the bottom was reportedly, “Gosh”.
— Good News Network
More info: http://www.infoniagara.com/history/rogerwoodward_miracle.aspx
Wow.
9 Jul
Grateful for the Cry of Reason
I love it when a voice of compassion, strength and reason is heard so clearly. You may already have seen this, but here’s South Carolina State Representative Jenny Horne of Dorchester County as she delivered an impassioned speech last night after sitting through hours of attempts to avoid a clean bill taking down the Confederate Rebel Flag from the SC capitol grounds.
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Thank you, Representative Horne.
“To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: … A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance.”
Ecclesiastes 3: 1, 4
4 Jul
The Island of Little Library
I’m trying to keep my brain healthy (don’t start) by taking different routes when I’m going places–driving or walking. (I’m not sure if it really helps or not, but it’s fun seeing new sites and recovering from getting lost.)
This morning, I thought I was driving back home (to historic district Savannah) from daughter Amy’s house (on nearby Skidaway Island) by taking a left when I usually take a right. (Is that a good idea?) “I think this will probably lead to Isle of Hope and then though Sandfly back downtown.”
It didn’t.
But it took me to a small island I had not discovered before: Burnside Island …
… and a little surprise.
A tiny library! Miss Coni’s! Right there in a shady, wooded spot on the side of the road.
I was mesmerized so of course had to visit a bit.
I chose an age- (and brain-) appropriate book …
… and sat down to read.
Such a fun (and intellectual) way to spend a few lost moments.
