Bom dia dear friends… short note… having trouble with this blog site.. there may be delays or…
We are now entering the month of November.. the magical month of October ended..
Good relationships begin by greeting each other.
Acts of respect and courtesy are reflections of how much we value others. make it a point to be the first to greet your family, people at work and around the neighbourhood.
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Be creative in your efforts
If something is not going well, take a step back and look at how you are tackling the problem. there is sure to be something you can improve on.
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Oyashikiri
We are entering a new month. Today is the first of November!! We here in this part of Canada had a dazzling month of October. Last night we also had a time change, we fell back an hour. I posted this picture on FB.. with the song…I am woman, hear my roar… by Helen Reddy. do you know it?
The song came out some time ago, the message ladies is timeless.
Flexibly adapt to changes
The world around you changes and so do you enjoy the transformations and deal with them flexibly.
Oyashikiri
Let’s find the good in others and praise them! focus on the good in other
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Oyashikiri
The magical glow of autumn in Canada
Your surroundings reflect your state of mind.
Everything that appears before you is a reflection of your state of mind. If you work to improve your mind and actions, then what appears in the mirror will also be well balanced.
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PL Precept #18 Each moment is a turning point.
Oyashikiri
Life is an accumulation of the efforts you make, day by day. Live keeping in mind that “today” only comes once and live your precious life o the fullest
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Like the seasons, the world is constantly changing. Say thank you all the time. Digo obrigado o tempo inteiro. Merci (thank you) it is an easy word, mean it! you will see/notice that life will become a happier experience.
PL Precept #18 each moment is turning point.
Oyashikiri
all pictures are from my inventory
When was the last time you sat around doing “nothing” and didn’t feel guilty ..
There was a time when going for a drive, or to the cottage, meant getting away from the everyday “grind”… Often the cottage didn’t even have a phone… never mind a television. time was spent swimming, fishing, hiking, riding a bike through country lanes … reading under the shade of a big tree…. I remember taking the row boat out.. (no engine, you rowed) sitting in the middle of the lake and just letting it drift once I was away from shore…
I am told these days are long gone and impossible to find unless one goes far far out ..away from cities/towns. (I am also told that some lakes have banned motor boats (speed boats) … but.. I don’t know that for fact)
I left home without my cell phone the other day. Wow… I realized it was noticeable. Especially when I wasn’t driving.. stopped somewhere for any length of time… I found myself checking my pocket to see if there was something I had to respond to… and then adjusting my “habit” when I realized my cell phone was at home.. and I was “on my own”…. liberating or what!
Find a quiet place and simply – enjoy the moment –
Life is Art
Oyashikiri
bottom photo-Ian M.
Nothing is impossible when we believe- Sometimes it may take time, but … if we want something badly enough… there is always a way
Say thank you all the time, your feeling of appreciation will deepen.
Diga obrigadoo temp inteiro. O seu sentimentode gratidao aprofundara.
Oyashikiri
