I had the weirdest dream last night … about a guinea pig!
My husband had just gotten home from work, and I’d announced that we had a new “friend” in the house. I was in my pajamas, and hubby was in his nice blue/white striped shirt and slacks - his work clothes. The new “friend” was a little white guinea pig …
Login to view the rest of this post.I’ve just recently begun oil painting. I decided to do this because of my whole issue of late of feeling a little down in the dumps. I thought it might help lift my spirits; maybe it would be somewhat therapeutic for me; that type of thing. So here is my very first oil painting, thanks to Bob Ross.
This post is the email I sent to the positive posting list I am on. We are asked to send in at least 3 positive posts per week, mainly Rampages of Appreciation. We are also asked to post one intention per week, and when others post their intentions, we acknowledge them with a short, simple phrase, like “And so it is” or “It is done.” Here’s my post:
Login to view the rest of this post.This vid from the world of hilarity! If you don’t laugh at this, you might just want to see a Doctor.
I’ve been reading books for a very long time. When I graduated middle school (junior high), I absolutely hated reading. Everything I was assigned to read, up until then, was so blasted boring! And then when I hit high school, that all changed. Great books - classics like “To Kill A Mockingbird” and “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” - were introduced. All that aside, I’ve been into self-help books for a long, long time.
Recently, I finished ‘Ask And It Is Given’ by Esther and Jerry Hicks. It’s a fabulous nonfiction book which focuses on the teachings of Abraham. Abraham is a multi-consciousness entity that can easily be identified as “Source” (”God” for most folks in the U.S.). Generally, the book addresses The Law of Attraction, manifestation, deliberate creation. It teaches us that we are creators of our own realities, and that it isn’t as hard as we think to get what we’re after.
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[This is from my journal on May 2, 2008.]
I do feel a bit better today - perhaps its because I was given the day off yesterday because too many aides were scheduled. I had to take PTO [paid time off] to be paid for it, but I’d rather do that than lose a day, since I’m already cut back on Mondays. Anyhow, today is Friday, and I’m off the weekend, so it ought to be a pretty happy free-flowing day.
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