It’s been a week and I am no closer to solving it. A mysterious someone wished me flowers in the grass, memories that last, “Mirthful Monday: Still Wondering”
Tag: joy
How Small Can He Go? (+ Draw to Win a Spurtle)
Maarten Meerman, known as @nanotray on Twitter, is “lathen” with talent, skill and creativity. His creative projects showcase a marvelous blend of his engineering mind “How Small Can He Go? (+ Draw to Win a Spurtle)”
Is Your Heart Wrapped-Up Like Baba’s Floral Couch?
I won’t ever forget Baba and Dido’s floral couch carefully and lovingly wrapped in plastic. This was a prized possession and it needed to be “Is Your Heart Wrapped-Up Like Baba’s Floral Couch?”
Ten Suggestions for Undressing Your Stress
Be thankful for what you have. On a daily basis, do the small things that make you smile. They add up. That first cup of “Ten Suggestions for Undressing Your Stress”
What If?
What if you: put aside your hurts? suspended your “I don’t likes…”? treated your spouse/sister/brother/friend like a new acquaintance? simply forgot about all the times “What If?”
The “C” Word
Last week, we received the diagnosis that Murphy, our dear, sweet dog, has bone cancer. We’ve heard those words before. It’ll be ten years this “The “C” Word”
What is Love?
Cervantes said: “He who sings, scares away his woes.” I can’t think of a better way to start the weekend than by putting a little “What is Love?”
Kernel Knowledge of Happiness
Next time you’re making popcorn, try and control when and where a kernel of popcorn pops. It’s impossible, isn’t it? Do you find yourself doing “Kernel Knowledge of Happiness”
It’s ONLY a Paper Cut
What were the circumstances surrounding your last paper cut? Where were you? When did it happen? I’ll bet that you’re having trouble recalling this event “It’s ONLY a Paper Cut”
Forgifting Yourself
Forgiveness. Such a simple word, yet so difficult to do. Or, at least we make it difficult. I’ve just finished reading Staatenlos by Rose Pena. “Forgifting Yourself”
Quietening the “Upstairs” Voices
Three weeks ago, I wrote about the difficulties I had in writing an article when my head got involved. This is an important concept and “Quietening the “Upstairs” Voices”
Smiles and Smiles of Heart
You sense it the minute you walk in…then, you see it. Smiley faces are ubiquitous here. They adorn the bookshelves, the filing cabinet and even “Smiles and Smiles of Heart”