The More You Love Your Decisions The Less You Need Others to Love Them. I’ve been trying to write something meaningful about this quote for 20 minutes now. And I keep typing things and then frantically backspacing/deleting it because I decide I want to go in “another direction.” There are just SO many things I could say about it. So instead of talking your ear off (or rather, wearing out…
I should print this out. 100 times. and hide a copy anywhere and everywhere I can think of because I constantly need reminding. For some reason, no matter how hard I try, I just can’t do it. Maybe I’ll be “good” for a week or so, but it’s just not in my DNA or something. Like, for lack of better words, I’m not wired to be balanced. And this is…
Words to live by: Never let the things you want make you forget the things you have. Powerful, right? Sometimes it’s easy to get sucked into the materialistic world that surrounds us, thinking that “more” will make us happier. The truth is that it won’t. And it’s our decision whether or not we want to be enslaved by the things that we want. Choose happiness. Choose gratitude! I know it’s easier…
Image Credit: Inspired to Share So today is the day…TEST day! I just wanted to pop in and give you a little reminder about being happy. Be back tomorrow…probably around noon! Have a fabulous Tuesday!
As I mentioned a few days ago, things have been quite chaotic and raining in Louisiana. I am heading back to Louisiana today after escaping from Isaac to Houston. I am hoping to return to sunny skies! Hope you have a lovely Thursday with lots of sunshine!
and quite frankly, it’s much easier that way. Pretending to be perfect or have it all together is LAME. Not only does it make you unapproachable and intimidating, but it’s exhausting! Letting people “see” your flaws and weaknesses, although scary, can also be refreshing and sometimes even cathartic. And, in my opinion, it is the only way to build true, meaningful relationships. Plus, it makes you more interesting! I mean, would I have any readers…
