
'WHEN LIFE THROWS YOU LEMONS......MAKE LEMONADE'
'WHEN LIFE THROWS YOU LEMONS......MAKE LEMONADE'
I have come to realize that whenever I am feeling unhappy, it is because my thoughts are connected to something that has already happened or I believed would or could happen.
Wednesday' - when, for one day I momentarily lost my faith, hope and trust. (the very things that had 'kept me going' and given me strength in challenging and troublesome times) They had all completely deserted me! - I had lost my way a little, (no, I had lost my way a lot!)
I must have thought I was invincible (not so!)
In my kitchen, (where I seem to spend most of my time when I am at home) I have what I call my ' Wall of Inspiration' it is where I pin all the uplifting and inspirational quotes, enriching thoughts and words that I come across and that resonate with me. It is situated directly over the breakfast table and is the first thing I see when I enter the room, whenever I am feeling a little 'down' I look at these fine words and they serve to give me the boost that I need at the time. At other times they just encourage me in a very positive way.

1. Go husky sledging in Finland.
2. See sunset at Ayres Rock.
3. Travel on Trans-Siberian railway.
4. A camel ride to the Pyramid
5. Ride a horse across a tropical beach.
6. Trek through a rain forest.
7. Visit Niagra/Victoria Falls.
8. Explore the Antartic.
9. Travel on the Orient Express.
10.Drive on Route 66.
11.Travel on Rocky Mountaineer train.
12.Walk the great wall of China.
13.Escape to a paradise island.
14.See the Northern Lights.
15.Go on safari.
16.Whale watching.
17.Scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef
18.Swimming with dolphins (Florida Keys)
What's on your list..........?
I used to enjoy writing poetry in my late teens and early 20's. I found it to be a good way of expressing my thoughts and feelings.
I went along to a Social Care Conference today, held at the New Vic theatre, which MAGMH had been invited to attend.
Some people collect stamps - I collect quotes. Here are a selection of some of my favourites :
Hope you enjoy reading them, and that they may inspire you as they have inspired me.
One of my all time favourites, is a quote by Michelangelo which resonates with me on a personal level : "The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it"
Would you believe today I have done the following;
Will now sign off, my brain is in melt-down mode. Although I am delighted to have been able to have accomplished so much in a relative short space of time.
I have managed to find my precious family photos, and what memories they bring back.(some happy, some sad)
I thought I would share with you what I have discovered regarding the sometimes elusive emotion of happiness.
Was going to do another blog on my Xmas holidays, but have decided that at this rate I would be writing about Xmas at Easter time. (I think I've given you a flavour of the overall experience.)