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[Heartfelt gratitude to the artists who made these randomly sourced images off Google.]
“Love transforms people from the inside out, which is a genuine change that cannot be taught – it can only be caught by those who experience the love.
It may sound idealistic at first to most people, but that’s how we can turn the world upside down.” From fellow blogger Jimmy on his post ‘How To Change The World’
Cartoon Source: Jimmy shared with me that he found this cartoon at Jay Bakker’s Facebook page. Other posters randomly sourced off Google.
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Inside ~ Outside
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My day started grey
Inside and out
Words waiting to write
But hidden in doubt
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Until I remembered
This light of mine
Has much to share
And sometimes needs time
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Time to just ponder
And spend time within
Being gentle with self
Letting go of chagrin
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Accepting the tears
Yet knowing I need
To get out of my head
Let my dog intercede
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She pulls me outside
And straight down the block
To the huge grassy park
For a brisk morning walk
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I let the ball fly
And she runs like the wind
Always returning
Helping blues rescind
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She runs the most
But I do as well
Feeling my heart pound
Kissing sadness farewell.
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Copyright © 2012 Professions for PEACE
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First 2 images open stock ~ Dog image source: photographer and blogger at Pamlane.blogspot.com
I am delighted to share with you all, my dear readers, that today is the perfect day for me to release from the development stage and out onto the worldwide web my new blog. Particularly because today marks the 40th anniversary of the World Environment Day led by the United Nations. I welcome you to visit People Excited About Co~Existence to read more.
A blog about helping us all to live more green and make informed choices ~ http://peopleexcitedaboutcoexistence.com
I will share in all honesty that my perfectionist tendencies have been delaying my release of this new project of mine. It really is a dream I’ve had for decades, finally being realized and released. It feels HUGE to me. I really want to offer something helpful, a resource filled with links and information for people to access and browse around easily. I know that blogging is indeed quite a bit like gardening, in that it’s never really finished, but I have taken a deep breath and let go of my attachment to the outcome, and have made my new blog public. As I mentioned in my earlier post about awards and all the lessons they offer me, I can know that “I Did My Best” and that is good enough!
