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13 Things that bring me JOY! 1. My 3 children, Adam, Noah & Paisley 2. Laughter of all kinds 3. Watching Adam & Noah play soccer 4. Quality Time with people I Love 5. Listening to Noah play guitar & piano 6. Giving to others in ways that Bless their day 7. Meaningful & Genuine Conversations 8. Watching Paisley Dance & Listening to her Sing 9. True Friendships 10. Being Inspired 11. Receiving Words of Affirmation 12. Sunshine & Blue skies 13. Being actively involved in the world of Triathlon |
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Thursday Thirteen 11/16/2006
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Joy. . . .what a fantastic word. Naps. . . bring me joy. Terrific List!
Kathi - I like your post for today. Joy - top of the emotional tone scale. I think it's vital that we know what gets us there.
Kathi - Your enthusiasm for life, your laughter, your willingness to go for it... all bring joy to my life. Love you GG!
Kathi- I love this post and your special list! Like you, genuine and authentic time with people I love really toots my joy horn! Thank you for all the love and joy you shower on our whole family! Your posts on my blog have brought me joy!!! :) Love, Linda
Kathi- I heard that Ralph Baker is still moving ahead! I'm praying until every last vote is counted and you and Kevin can breathe a
sigh of relief! Love, Linda
Kathi,
Your post was uplifting and fun to read! I didn't know that your daughter is such an entertainer, very cool. I'm glad so many aspects of your life to bring you joy. Getting to know you has definitely added joy to my life!
Nat
Kathi- It is early Sunday morning, I've taken my walk (in the dark...can I borrow a headlamp?) and I just cruised through the blogs of people we both care about. I read Kim's and your "born again" comments. I SO agree. I often play "transformers" with Jacob (Amy's son) who is five, and we talk about how REAL change happens...most often from the inside out! For me, getting to that "new self" takes MUCH hard work, soul-searching , dedication, persistence, and MORE hard work!
Yet the reason I'm writing this post is not only to thank you for THIS insight, but to also thank you for the in-depth comments you make on so many people's blogs! The thought, care, and learnings you share- your personal insights- really are thought-provoking for me! Today, as I sit in our African-American, small, uplifting, soul-searching, two hour church service with a rocking gospel choir...I'll carry the question with me.."How am I meant to be be transformed?"
I feel blessed to know you! Love, Linda
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