due to technical difficulties I couldn't add all of the pictures I wanted the other day.... or in the order I wanted... Life is about adaptation so I will add pictures here.
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Thoughts Ideas and the Rambling's of a mother of 4 kids
HKB
An Odd Assortment of Thought's
- New Year Resolution:do the opposite
- Song of the week: Hey Soul Sister by Train
- Believe in the power of your soul to survive
- Goal: be more open to inner peace
- Things to learn this year.....
- " It is the holes in the lace that render it beautiful " Anam Caram
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About Me
- Heather
- Resourceful & creative fixer of plastic crowns planner of adventures Jane of all Trades
Making a Difference
An Old man was Walking along the beach one evening at low tide. He noticed that thousands of Starfish had been stranded on the sand by the receding waters. In the course of his walk he came upon a young man who was picking up some of the starfish and throwing them back into the sea. " What are you doing?" the old man asked. "Oh just saving some starfish." the young man replied "Well you're a fool." the old man told him " Really? replied the young man. " What makes you say so?" "well just look at all the starfish on this beach. There are thousands of them." The old man looked around and then at the young man. " You don't have the time nor the energy to save all of them. Your saving a few starfish is nice, but in the larger scheme of things it's ridiculous. What difference could you possibly make?" The young man looked at the old man for a moment. Then wordlessly, he bent down, picked up a starfish, and threw it far out into the water. "well," he said, putting his hands on his hips in satisfaction, "I made a big difference to that one." -Anonymous
The Last Lecture
"When we are connected to other's we become better people"
Randy Pausch from the book The last Lecture
Things to Think About
" People cease to believe because they cease to understand because they cease to do things that express the understanding. Yucatan work excludes nothing false and omits nothing true." ~ Thomas Moore
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