365 days of positive thoughts

By -
Hey guys...so I started a second blog.  I want to focus this blog on the beauty of living life with a 'glass half-full' attitude.  I want it to be more of a community blog where even though some of us are miles apart, we can all share stories of life.  And i'd like to challenge all my followers to perform one random act of kindness every day for the month of September, and blog it here.

I want this to be a place of encouragement, love, etc.  A place to praise God for the good in our lives, and to ask for specific prayer requests.  Together in prayer, we are much stronger than we are individually.

If you are interested in guest blogging, please send me an email.  Some of you, I will be contacting personally.

Comments

  1. KateSeptember 2, 2010 at 3:17 PM

    My happy thought for the day is the sound of the word "mommy" coming from Oliver's mouth. There is nothing that melts away stress, anger, exhaustion, fear, sadness, or frustration the way that one little word does.

    ReplyDelete
  2. ElsaSeptember 2, 2010 at 7:21 PM

    Yes, I love to hear my 1 and a half-year-old daughter say "mama mama." I also love to hear her eating her food. It cracks me up every time. She chews with her mouth wide open and you can clearly hear the chomp-chomp-chomping!

    Another thing that makes me laugh is my daughter bamming on my computer and deleting things!! I have no idea how she deleted my post. hehe

    ReplyDelete
  3. SONDRA PRICESeptember 2, 2010 at 7:33 PM

    haha....never could it have been that sweet little girl that deleted your post. :)

    Such a wonderful thing to be thankful for!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Prayer Request Box

By -
Hi everyone! I know this is an inspirational blog so Casondra wanted to added a prayer request box to the sidebar.  I thought it was a GREAT idea.  Anyone should be able to post on it even if they aren't a friend/follower, or you can request for someone else.  It will probably show up as unknown if they aren't our friend/follower though, which is perfectly OK too.  It's about all of us praying as 'prayer warriors'.  That doesn't mean that we have to automatically have a name or complete specifics to do that. I did want to say that it has a time lapse on it though in order to go through the system.  It may take a few minutes for your request to actually show up in the box, same with replies.  We tested it tonight and I had one that took upwards of 5 minutes.  So don't think it's broken, it's working, just takes patience.  If we start having them take 15 or more minutes and it still doesn't show up AFTER you refresh your browser, let me kno...
Read more

What's it all about?

By -
Image
I've mentioned Katie before on my other blog. Actually...she's a follower here at 'Enjoying Life One Cup at a Time'.  I absolutely ADORE her blog (www.imperfectpeople.net)....and today's post was no exception.  I wanted to share it with you guys. (and I hope she doesn't mind) but it was just too powerful NOT to share! God doesn’t work by Karma. Good for good, evil for evil. And I’m thankful because I certainly don’t deserve how good he has been. Everything that happens, good or bad isn’t always just about us. We all search for meaning in life’s circumstances but the real (sometimes hard) truth is... IT’S NOT ABOUT US. God is a lot more important than us .  He loves us no doubt.  But I think he gets a little chuckle watching us trying to make it all about us.  I can’t think of anyone else who was raised from the dead, for whom the calendar changed from BC to AD, or for whom people centuries before his birth (even outside of the bible) predicted hu...
Read more

Shattered = The Ability to Shine More Brilliantly

By -
"Shattered glass is full of a thousand different angles, each one able to pick up a ray of light and shoot it off in a thousand directions. That doesn't happen with plain glass, such as a jar. The glass must be broken into many pieces. What's true of shattered glass is true of a broken life. Shattered dreams. A heart full of fissures. Hopes that are splintered. A life in pieces that appears to be ruined. But given time and prayer, such a person's life can shine more brightly than if the brokenness had never happened. When the light of the Lord Jesus falls upon a shattered life, that believer's hopes can be brightened. Only our great God can reach down into what otherwise would be brokeness and produce something beautiful. With him, nothing is wasted. Every broken dream and heart that hurts can be redeemed by his loving, warm touch. Your life may be shattered by sorrow, pain, or sin, but God has in mind a kaleidoscope through which his light can shine more brill...
Read more