Happy Monday--this week's Desiderata post:
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
Meditation Monday--be on good terms...
Happy 6th of August--today's meditation post is another wise saying from Desiderata that I love and try to do, but again, it can be somewhat hard sometimes. I remember thinking about this phrase once when dealing with a very unsympathetic trade show person who, no matter how calmly I tried to state my case, would not listen to me. I didn't end up flying off the handle and saying what I was actually thinking which was a good thing because 1.) I may see that person again and 2.) it NEVER pays to burn bridges. I can't think of a time I've regretted not responding in anger, but I just hope I can remember that in the future too!
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Favorite Things: SPAM!
Yep you heard me correctly--I love spam...since Linzie Hunter (whom I was already a fan of) has given them her own brilliant spin. I realize these were published 2 years ago and created maybe 5 years ago--but am so happy to find them now. Click on the top one for purchasing link and the others below that for Linzie's site link.



Monday, July 23, 2012
Meditation Monday-going placidly...
Good morning. I haven't done my meditation Mondays here for a few weeks but would like to get back to it as I meditate every day but don't always write about it. I realized a short time ago that when I have problems or issues, phrases from Desiderata often pop into my head. If I'm fearful, I hear the "many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness"part and it helps me. I decided that I love this writing so much that I'm going to break it down piece by piece and feature it each Monday as a meditation. It's a lot of wisdom to take in all at once for me, so if I just focus on a part of it that helps. I'm not taking lots of time to do each phrase perfectly as far as the lettering goes, just trying to be spontaneous and get the meaning of the words conveyed. "Going placidly" is not always easy, but I hope that just focusing on this part for a few minutes sometime in your day may bring you peace and joy. Happy Monday!
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