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jlsavell: Thought I would share this philosophical beauty. It was posted on FB by a friend. I am not sure who wrote this. They may have died. On the day I die a lot will happen. A lot will change. The world will be busy. On the day I die, all the important appointments I made will be left unattended. The many plans I had yet to complete will remain forever undone. The calendar that ruled so many of my days will now be irrelevant to me. All the material things I so chased and guarded and treasured will be left in the hands of others to care for or to discard. The words of my critics which so burdened me will cease to sting or capture anymore. They will be unable to touch me. The arguments I believed I?d won here will not serve me or bring me any satisfaction or solace. All my noisy incoming notifications and texts and calls will go unanswered. Their great urgency will be quieted. My many nagging regrets will all be resigned to the past, where they should have always been anyway. Every superficial worry about my body that I ever labored over; about my waistline or hairline or frown lines, will fade away. My carefully crafted image, the one I worked so hard to shape for others here, will be left to them to complete anyway. The sterling reputation I once struggled so greatly to maintain will be of little concern for me anymore. All the small and large anxieties that stole sleep from me each night will be rendered powerless. The deep and towering mysteries about life and death that so consumed my mind will finally be clarified in a way that they could never be before while I lived. These things will certainly all be true on the day that I die. Yet for as much as will happen on that day, one more thing that will happen. On the day I die, the few people who really know and truly love me will grieve deeply. They will feel a void. They will feel cheated. They will not feel ready. They will feel as though a part of them has died as well. And on that day, more than anything in the world they will want more time with me. I know this from those I love and grieve over. And so knowing this, while I am still alive I?ll try to remember that my time with them is finite and fleeting and so very precious?and I?ll do my best not to waste a second of it. I?ll try not to squander a priceless moment worrying about all the other things that will happen on the day I die, because many of those things are either not my concern or beyond my control. Friends, those other things have an insidious way of keeping you from living even as you live; vying for your attention, competing for your affections. They rob you of the joy of this unrepeatable, uncontainable, ever-evaporating Now with those who love you and want only to share it with you. Don?t miss the chance to dance with them while you can. It?s easy to waste so much daylight in the days before you die. Don?t let your life be stolen every day, by all that you?ve been led to believe matters, because on the day you die?the fact is that much of it simply won?t. Yes, you and I will die one day. But before that day comes: let us live. |
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Should I experience irreversible cessation of spontaneous brain function tomorrow, I have removed the burden of so many decisions from my family. I hope you have the wherewithal to take your own advice. - | |
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jlsavell: Presidential Criticism Theodore Roosevelt "The President is merely the most important among a large number of public servants. He should be supported or opposed exactly to the degree which is warranted by his good conduct or bad conduct, his efficiency or inefficiency in rendering loyal, able, and disinterested service to the Nation as a whole. Therefore it is absolutely necessary that there should be full liberty to tell the truth about his acts, and this means that it is exactly necessary to blame him when he does wrong as to praise him when he does right. Any other attitude in an American citizen is both base and servile. To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public. Nothing but the truth should be spoken about him or any one else. But it is even more important to tell the truth, pleasant or unpleasant, about him than about any one else." "There is not in all America a more dangerous trait than the deification of mere smartness unaccompanied by any sense of moral responsibility." Abilene, KS, May 2, 1903 |
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I think these quotes by TR are quite appropriate for the times, In fact, I believe they are appropriate for all time and apply to any leader of our country past or present. However, I would be remiss if I failed to say that TDR left a legacy of racism. There are many different studies on his take, just as Abraham Lincoln. Even so, if he was a blatant racist of his time, - which at anytime is unacceptable- these profound words were perhaps a reflection of his subconscious, because they are absolutely brilliant. Rather a complete oxymoron to what a lot of his legacy reports of him. I respect your words, and if I may say- I don?t believe many Americans believe you should support any or all actions or all positions an American President makes. The first and foremost is the important belief that each and every President should make decisions for the good of all people under our nation, not a select few. It is just as TR said to support a Presidents actions or his words which are contrary to the will and good of the people is unpatriotic and treasonable. A President is deemed and expected to be an honorable leader and not selective in what or whom he caters to. The will and the good of the people come first which includes as a trickle down effect- to all humanity across the globe in all Nations- a shining example of integrity, honesty and humility. For this, I think we can all agree and find a common ground. Thank you for posting friend. - | |
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jlsavell: Regarding Hurricane Laura Seriously, it has been tough here. A few homes in Ragley have gotten fully running water, which was amazing!! My sons and I hurried to the faucets anticipating, but it was only a teasing drip. But still, while looking at each other like little children, we began laughing, thinking it was the most amazing thing in the whole wide world. It is most assuredly the little things. I am still one of the the fortunate ones. As I said, not everyone has running water. Just a very few. From what I understand most of the city water generators in Lake Charles were completely demolished 😳 and in the Ragley/Longville area there were a few main pipes that were busted by the storm. Not to mention the total near complete devastation the Cameron area has experienced. So, it will be a while for most folks. It has only been 4 days since category 4 Hurricane Laura rushed its way into Southwest Louisiana. My coworkers, family, neighbors and I, who were hunkered down in our homes, experienced the northeast corner and eastern side of the eyewall (the roughest side of any tropical system, much less a Category 4 Hurricane) brutally for hours upon hours continuously battering us. That alone, can stress out the sanest of individuals. The amount of widespread damage is unbelievable. There is not a structure in Southwest Louisiana that has not been touched in some way by Hurricane Laura. The Linemen, our heroes of electricity will be here for, what I can only assume, months... It will be a life of generators for us. Alternating operations of one generator with another to preserve fuel, to ensure they don? t burn up, to ensure they don? t cause carbon monoxide poisoning. Obtaining fuel daily to operate these expensive machines. And, we thought our electric bills were high. We will be using these gas/diesel guzzling machines for a long time, perhaps even several months... Again, I know I am fortunate. I have a home to live in, a generator to run the AC and refrigerators, one of the lucky ones who can actually go to work assisting this massive cleanup, one of the lucky ones who has a chain saw and even knows how to use it. Our communities here in Southwest Louisiana have been pulling together to help each other, families who have been distant have come together to help each other, strangers have been helping those in need without question. We are Southwest Louisiana. As for my family and I, we will continue to push forward for our family and friends who lost it all and for Southwest Louisiana, a wonderful community of people. Category 4 Hurricane Laura was nothing like Hurricane Rita or Hurricane Katrina that hit Louisiana 15 years ago. Category 4 Hurricane Laura was the absolute most powerful storm to ever hit the United States, much less Southwest Louisiana. Our devastation is real and heartbreaking. I will leave you with this In any given moment we have two options: to step forward in growth, courage and determination- or to retreat into our created safety zone and not rise to any challenging occasion. ( most of the quote Maslow) Revised. Thank you for reading |
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Fortunately, there were only a few casualties. Fortunately sounds funny for me to say- for any loss of life is tragic. In the wake of COVID, this has been extremely difficult for many upon many. Loss of income will be at a Herculean high. People were just returning to their jobs- safely- yet because of COVID, many jobs shut down permanently with the exceptions of the huge brick and mortar signature stores, but even they are shut down now. There will still be many who can still work remotely as they did before but obviously they have to relocate to be able to do this. To some it might be very difficult if they have issues to deal with regarding home repairs and or family. Hotel rooms, B and Bs, are very scarce across Louisiana and Texas. We were fortunate to find an extended stay in Dallas. This storm was so devastating, a typical 7 hour drive to get to Dallas turned into 14 hours because of detours and having to wait in long lines for fuel. I will also mention how very costly it is. Of course, those who had homeowners insurance will have their accommodations covered by insurance, others not so fortunate. Many are having to stay with friends and families across the nation but that too can be stressful and costly for anyone involved. Again to add to the burden is the threat of COVID. And anyone having severe health issues regarding dialysis or oxygen tanks for instance. Janny, I hope you are fine. Yes, it?s a given, generators are loud but we have to take it or leave it. I have to give a big shout out to Phillip 66, a huge refining plant in Lake Charles. They gave each of their employees and powerful new generator and allowed them 10 gallons of gas a day. One of my sons work for them as the head safety engineer. We had a generator, but we had three homes to supply on the property. It has been a huge source of aid, so appreciated. We, as a family, strive very hard to help others in this very difficult situation. As for me, I will be commuting back and forth from Dallas, Texas to Lake Charles and vice versa to bring my sons much needed supplies, such as water and food and perhaps a refreshing beer or two. Out of all of this, the youth and the aged and the poor suffer more from this. Our youth was just returning back to school either virtually and in physicality with safety precautions put in place. Their academic and social trajectory has once again been halted. Not good, especially for the elementary little ones. Again, thank all of you., - | |
May God continue to Bless you as you travel from one place to another...Take Care, and I will try to talk to you soon. Victoria - | |
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jlsavell: Have a beautiful day everyone! May life fill your cup with the sunshine of grace and your bowl with the abundance of gratitude even when the skies are overcaste and the field of plenty have been devastated. |
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jlsavell: I saw this on FB and thought it quite funny Ole and Sven Ole and Sven die in a snowmobile accident, drunker than skunks, and go to Hell. The Devil observes that they are really enjoying themselves. He says to them 'Doesn't the heat and smoke bother you? Ole replies, 'Vell, ya know, ve're from nordern Minnesooota, da land of snow an ice, an ve're yust happy fer a chance ta varm up a little bit, ya know.' The devil decides that these two aren't miserable enough and turns up the heat even more. When he returns to the room of the two guys from Minnesota, the devil finds them in light jackets and hats, grilling Walleye and drinking mead.. The devil is astonished and exclaims, 'Everyone down here is in total misery, and you two seem to be enjoying yourselves and I want to know why!' Sven replies, 'Vell, ya know, ve don't git too much varm veather up dere at da Falls, so ve've yust got ta haff a fish fry vhen da veather's dis nice.' The devil is absolutely furious. He can hardly see straight. Finally he comes up with the answer. The two guys love the heat because they have been cold all their lives. The devil decides to turn all the heat off in Hell. The next morning, the temperature is 60 below zero, icicles are hanging everywhere, and the inhabitants of hell are shivering so bad that they are unable to wail, moan or gnash their teeth. The devil smiles and heads for the room with Ole and Sven. He gets there and finds them back in their parkas, bomber hats, and mittens. They are jumping up and down, cheering, yelling and screaming like mad men. The devil is dumbfounded, 'I don't understand, when I turn up the heat you're happy. Now its freezing cold and you're still happy. What is wrong with you two?' They both look at the devil in surprise and say, 'Vell, don't ya know, if hell iss froze over, dat must mean da Vikings von da Super Bowl' |
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jlsavell: An excerpt from one of the most influential, educational, and moving books I have ever read. Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson ? Finally, I have come to believe that the true measure of our commitment to justice, the character of our society, our commitment to the rule of law, fairness, and equality cannot be measured by how we treat the rich, the powerful, the privileged, and the respected among us. The true measure of our character is how we treat the poor, the disfavored, the accused, the incarcerated, and the condemned.? Read the book |
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jlsavell: I have a dear and close friend who use to be a member here. He is a fabulous poet but has gone through some very heart-rendering tragedies. One, the loss of his beautiful son, who was his rock of Gibraltar after his wife left him. We spoke of him returning to Fanstory. I hope he does. Meanwhile, I will continue to hope and encourage. I have been connected with him since 2008 and recently reconnected, talking daily. I gave him a line to inspire him to write which is No one knows how many mountains there are in the world.....until... And he wrote No one knows how many mountains there are in the world.....until..... their destination demands that discovery. How very sage. It resonated with me. With his permission I have posted his name and the quote. To Dennis Mackey, you are the poet across the miles and moonbeams, I cannot wait to share a glass of wine with and poetry. |
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As and one can tell, just written in spur of the moment. Never expected it to even place! I am honored. - | |
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jlsavell: This morn I awoke to a beautiful sunrise around 7 here in Lake Charles. As I stood out(briefly) on the patio shivering with a hot cup of coffee on hand, I began to count my beautiful blessings. And there are many! I have realized through the years that doing this each morning is like a spiritual and emotional V-8. We all mourn the loss of loved ones, but our wonderful Creator has endowed us with many special gifts. One is the gift of love, of family, of great friends, creating very special memories which keep the spirit and connection with those who are no longer with us alive and to those who have chosen to leave our lives. May God grant you peace and serenity always. May He always direct our paths with wisdom, and fortify our steps with gratitude. Immense gratitude. May our journey through life be accompanied by wonderful souls who understand and practice the importance of being in love with loving kindness ... always paying it forward. May we always be able to offer a bit of sunshine toward our fellowman; always being aware to insure that those less fortunate in this incredible journey will always have the necessary strength and comfortable shoes to trek forward to the pinnacle of a life well lived. Have a blessed day and safe rewarding journey. |
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Perhaps t would been a lot less painful had you held it in your hand, 'ey? Hope you & yours have a very Scary Christmas. 
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You really want me to have a scary Christmas? - | |
I meant to type "said". But, yes, I DO want you to have a scary Christmas, LOL. A Very Scary Christmas! - | |
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jlsavell: ?Drugs never cure disease. They merely hush the voice of nature?s protest, and pull down the danger signals she erects along the pathway of transgression. Any poison taken into the system has to be reckoned with later on even though it palliates present symptoms. Pain may disappear, but the patient is left in a worse condition, though unconscious of it at the time.? Daniel. H. Kress, M.D. Author of The Cost to Society of Cigarettes: A Century of Analysis, Ulcers and Smoking, and other books |
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jlsavell: "The distance between your dreams and reality is called ACTION " Don't know who said it, but it packs a wallop! |
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And it's measured in TENACITY haha - | |
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jlsavell: Excerpt in the "firstinwordpress.com Cris Cornell Soundgarden You might think grunge is about anger, but that's not completely true. Yes, it can sound that way, but it's really about depression and cynicism. Those two go hand-in-hand, along with their nasty little sister, anxiety. When the three of them get going, they just eat hope as quickly as it can be summoned. That leaves despair and despair is exhausting, not just for those who experience it, but for the people around it as well. So we keep it to ourselves because we don't want to be a burden. And then it gets to be too much. Doesn't matter if you're a student, a mom, an accountant or a rock star. It doesn't matter if you've written about it your entire life as a means of keeping it at bay. It doesn't matter if the music you made about it brought in fame, respect and millions of dollars. It doesn't matter if your entire generation has suffered from it. Depression makes you feel totally alone. You hit the breaking point, and then, like Chris Cornell, you hang yourself in the bathroom. This wasn't a young adult taking the easy way out because life got too hard. This wasn't a spoiled, petulant rock star who thought that this was the best way to ensure his legend. This was a well-respected member of his community; a beloved musical hero who seemed to have it all together. This could have been any of us. And brothers and sisters, if it's you, don't mess around with it. Please find some help. Cornell is speaking to us all one last time. This isn't something we left behind with our twenties. This isn't something cured by age or financial security. This isn't something you outgrow. If it's allowed to fester, depression is stronger than wisdom. Depression is insidious and tenacious. Depression can get to anybody. It can make you feel like an old man at 27. It can make you feel lost as a child at 52. Call it a senseless tragedy. Call it a second-act cautionary tale. Call it whatever you want. Just don't blow it off as meaningless. Rest In Peace Chris Cornell 1964-2017 |
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jlsavell: "Sometimes, the very one you would take a bullet for is the one behind the gun" Just saw that quote today. Resonated with me. Have a beautiful day everyone! May life fill your cup with the sunshine of grace and your bowl with the abundance of gratitude even when the skies are overcaste and the field of plenty have been devastated. Jls |
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jlsavell: "Real courage is when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and see it through no matter what." Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird |
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Some might take it out of context...if ya know what I mean...ahem. ~Dean - | |
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jlsavell: "Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I'll try again tomorrow." Mary Anne Radmacher |
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jlsavell: ?Consult not your fears but your hopes and your dreams. Think not about your frustrations, but about your unfulfilled potential. Concern yourself not with what you tried and failed in, but with what it is still possible for you to do.? ― Pope John XXIII |
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How are you? - | |
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jlsavell: jlsavell: Thank all of you for your wonderful comments and encouragement. I am truly humbled for I know all the poets who were nominated are well deserving of recognition for their incredible talent and participation in such a great site for writers. I realize we are all unique in our style and even if we had no names attached to the work, most of us would recognize immediately who the artist is. I do not participate much here anymore for various reasons and was truly surprised when my one and only poem posted for this year written on a cell phone in the span of 10 minutes was nominated and actually won first place. Too me, each and every poet nominated had a work which far exceeded mine in execution and inspiration. So again thank all of you so very much. Now you go take on the day. Incredibly beautiful here on the coast. Life is beautiful even when the uncertainty and ugly side of it invades our souls. Our determination and tenacity to weather our storms bring us back to the incredible beauty where the bluest skies and the trill of morning songbirds imbue us with a hope and a new but tried spirit to carry on. Thank you alll so very much. Again I am humbled and honored. |
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Well, that's just the way it goes sometimes. Congrats...  -
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A win to be super proud of. Congratulations!!! - | |
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Happy for you, dear Jimi. Enjoy your day, and well earned win, for it was a strong field. Have a great day, Jimi RG - | |
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I genuinely think everything you write is a winner. I LOVE your work! - | |
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I do not participate much here anymore for various reasons and was truly surprised when my one and only poem posted for this year written on a cell phone in the span of 10 minutes was nominated and actually won first place. Too me, each and every poet nominated had a work which far exceeded mine in execution and inspiration. So again thank all of you so very much. Now you go take on the day. Incredibly beautiful here on the coast. Life is beautiful even when the uncertainty and ugly side of it invades our souls. Our determination and tenacity to weather our storms bring us back to the incredible beauty where the bluest skies and the trill of morning songbirds imbue us with a hope and a new but tried spirit to carry on. Thank you alll so very much. Again I am humbled and honored. - | |
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jlsavell: "Unsuccessful people make decisions based on their current situation. Successful people make decisions based on where they want to be" |
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jlsavell: You know you are having a good day when everything falls into place. Family and good friends are the most important when needing to recharge your spirit and energy for the up and coming challenges of the week. May all of you awaken tomorrow with a renewed sense of purpose, of direction and soaring spirits, knowing that any obstacle or challenge you are well prepared to meet. Life is good! |
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jlsavell: Fishing A middle aged couple are taking their vacation at their favorite fishing spot. The husband's passion is fishing and they return each and every year with their boat in tow, filled with fishing gear. This particular morning was beautiful but the husband didn't feel well and decided to stay in bed. The wife's passion was reading. So on this beautiful day, she decided with her favorite book in tow that she would take the boat out into the middle of the lake and enjoy a peaceful time of reading. Along came the fishing warden "Good morning ma'm, are you aware this is a restricted fishing area?" "Yes, I am" "Well then, may I see your fishing license?" "Sir, I do not fish. I have no license on me. Only my husband who is at the cabin asleep." "Ma'm, I must see your license." "Sir, I have just come out her in peace to read a book, I will not be fishing and I have no license." "Well, ma'm, I have no choice but to charge you with trespassing." "Well why? I told you I am just reading." 'Well ma'm, no disrespect, but how am I to know you are not going to break the law and fish? After all, you have all the tools." "Sir, I will tell you this. If you charge me with such a thing, I will charge you with sexual assault!" "Me? With sexual assault? ! Why lady, I am no where near you. I have not touched you!" " Oh yes, of that I am well aware. But how do I know you are not? After all, you have all of the tools!" HYSTERICAL. SMART LADY |
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jlsavell: "A good man or woman will be honest no matter how hard the truth is. A COWARD will hide behind lies and deceit" Just saw this quote today. Hit home with a recent conversation. |
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jlsavell: Live and love the lyrics to this song Follow Your Arrow Follow Your Arrow Kacey Musgraves If you save yourself for marriage You're a bore If you don't save yourself for marriage You're a whore-able person If you won't have a drink Then you're a prude But they'll call you a drunk As soon as you down the first one If you can't lose the weight Then you're just fat But if you lose too much Then you're on crack You're damned if you do And you're damned if you don't So you might as well just do Whatever you want So Make lots of noise Kiss lots of boys Or kiss lots of girls If that's something you're into When the straight and narrow Gets a little too straight Roll up the joint, or don't Just follow your arrow Wherever it points, yeah Follow your arrow Wherever it points If you don't go to church You'll go to hell If you're the first one On the front row You're a self-righteous Son of a- Can't win for losing You just disappoint 'em Just 'cause you can't beat 'em Don't mean you should join 'em So make lots of noise Kiss lots of boys Or kiss lots of girls If that's something you're into When the straight and narrow Gets a little too straight Roll up the joint, or don't Just follow your arrow Wherever it points, yeah Follow your arrow Wherever it points Say what you feel Love who you love 'Cause you just get So many trips 'round the sun Yeah, you only Only live once So make lots of noise Kiss lots of boys Or kiss lots of girls If that's what you're into When the straight and narrow Gets a little too straight Roll up the joint, I would And follow your arrow wherever it points, yeah Follow your arrow wherever it points Written by Brandy Lynn Clark, Kacey Musgraves, Shane L Mcanally ? Copyright © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Spirit Music Group |
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jlsavell: "Strength doesn't come from what you can do. It comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn't." 35 days out of hip replacement surgery. Every day has been a disciplined task of doing many things I could not for years. This morning, the stairclimber. 45 minutes, My speed and time equal to 52 flights of stairs. Empire State building is 86 flights. Well maybe next month! I think I probably over did it , but hey if those North Face guys can climb the Matterhorn with herculean challenges, then this is no biggie! Have you ever watched them on youtube? Type in North Face. Talk about fortitude and determination! To all you wonderful Fanstorians and those I follow... a big apology for not reviewing. It came down to choosing priorities and who can argue with healing? I do miss all of you though. Now you... all of you... go take on the day. My muskles(muscles) are screaming. Steam room calling. |
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Joe Bonassama tonight here in the Verizon Centre in Grand Prairie, Texas. Woohoooooooo!!!! - | |
Joe Bonassama tonight here in the Verizon Centre in Grand Prairie, Texas. Woohoooooooo!!!! - | |
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jlsavell: "Every accomplishment begins with the decision to try" 30 days out of hip replacement surgery. This evening my first attempt to briskly walk around a whole block turned into the last 8 minutes of cautiously jogging. Never in my wildest dreams would I ever believed I could do this again until I made the final decision to have the surgery. Nothing will stop me now. You guys all have a beautiful weekend! |
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jlsavell: Good morning world! Overcast here but temperature great. Stationary bike today! I ain't no fool, ain't getting out in this BlackFriday madhouse. No, I think I will just keep my money here, give many thank yous for my strength and recovery and send thoughts of healing to all! My son in law is a master sailor. On one of his boats he has a plaque with an anchor. Words written "Life's roughest storms prove the strength of our anchor" Yep, there was a time when I thought even the chain to my anchor had weak tinsel strength, but it has proven time and time again its real strength. Have a beautiful weekend ... all of you! |
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jlsavell: Life is good! Third day back at work and third day on the treadmill! 15 minutes on non stop running. May sound laughable, but 3 weeks out from hip replacement surgery is quite phenomenal!!! Tomorrow, stairclimber!!! Yeah! Anybody care to join me , or are you going to take a nap after turkey? I am on top of the world. |
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I started wishing I was in my 40's, 20 lbs lighter with no t*ts! LOL I'd most likely have put them all in the fireplace! LOL But it's all good,,, this too shall pass. Happy Thanksgiving! - | |
20lbs lighter? Girl, if you were any lighter the wind would carry you. Glad you are recovering well. Ms. Majors, thinking of you. Love my study!!! Gloria, you are awesome. Thanks for being my cheerleader! Can we say give me a D a U, an M, a P, a t, an h, an e, a T, an R, a U, an M , a P!!! Lol Just had to say it. Happy Thanksgiving to all in the goog ole U.S.A, and to everyone else, have a beautiful day! - | |
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jlsavell: Eleven days out from surgery! Feeling great! Spent morning on patio focusing on balance. Recovery is tough, but by the grace of God, I get through it one minute at a time. Life cannot get much sweeter. You gain such a different perspective when excruciating, debilitating pain is all you have known for almost 5 years. I should have done this sooner, but should've, would've, could've is just what it is. Medical marvel, the glide in my hip is quite strange, but a good strange. Ya'll take care! |
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attending their functions and not dreading the pain... tennis let's not forget tennis!! I am afraid I am truly going to have to leave Fanstory behind. Too much living to catch up on... wow... - | |
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I just hope he plays through my faves! Dallas, going back to my old playgrounds. Love is in the air. Always thought I would move back, but naaa!!!! Just a wonderful place to visit. Ya'll should all come to Dallas! - | |
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jlsavell: If anyone can relate to to not only the exhaustion but the elation of a long brisk run, then one can understand the feeling of 30 minutes of intense muscle building and exercises after hip replacement surgery. Having to retrain your body, your walk, your balance, your coordination, and you quad and gluteral strength all over again! My excitement knows no boundaries, but my exhaustion is quite unbelievable. Up to six times a day. Next thing to conquer, stairs. Tomorrow! |
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jlsavell: Day 6. One of the toughest days so far. " Adopt the pace of nature, her secret is patience" Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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jlsavell: Today is overcast but welcoming. I am learning a humble lesson. "Recovery is a process. It takes time It takes patience And it takes everything you've got." May all of you have a wonderful weekend! |
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jlsavell: To everyone who has,sent me a review. I do apologize. I will be late in answering and reviewing due to mitigating circumstances. To those I follow and review on a regular basis, I will get back to you soon. Please know I do appreciate everyone. Thank you. Jimi |
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jlsavell: "Anything which cost you your peace of mind is too expensive." Author unknown Have a great day ya'll See ya in a few days! Happy Halloween! |
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Get well my friend, I know you recently had an operation...you are a rare talent we do well to have here. An eceptional poet who sees all around her and incorporates it in the most beautiful way. Such humbleness and empathy, it is a pleasure to know and read from you, as must the beauty throughout your family. Come back to us soon. My best wishes, RG - | |
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jlsavell: "The human heart sees what the eyes cannot, and knows what the mind cannot understand," Author unknown |
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jlsavell: Could not have said it better. Thinking of my Father today, the 26th anniversary of his death. He was never in my life, but I have much I owe to him.. a lesson... what kind of parent NOT to be.. I was always there for mine.. |
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jlsavell: Chevron Houston Marathon...for me, half Marathon,, January 15th. 13.1 Start training November 25rd.. take a deep breath. It will only be three weeks out of hip surgery. Bank on it.. so excited!!!!!! Getting my life back... |
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Cat, thank you! Your surgery is tha day after mine. Do best wishes for you. I will be home when you are having yours for your hand. You go girl. Jimi - | |
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jlsavell: "I hate it when I am taking a math test and the choices are nowhere in the multiple choices" lol I found this quote when trying to help my adorable Granddaughter Amy, who is in 4th grade. I asked her which choice she would choose a.b.c.d.? She pondered a long time counting on her fingers, took a huge sigh, threw up her hands and said "Glimmer, how can I make the right choice here when it does not even give the right choice?" Hysterical.. gotta love them and that I do!!!! Life is good.. |
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jlsavell: "Do we really want to be rid of our resentments, our anger, our fear? Many of us cling to our fears, doubts, self-loathing or hatred because there is a certain distorted security in familiar pain. It seems safer to embrace what we know than to let go of it for fear of the unknown." Idowu Koynika |
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I harbor no more anger, resentment, or even fear, for that matter... I am who am I because of what has happened to me. That's not a bad thing, but it doesn't define my spirit. I refuse to be a slave to emotions that could bring me down. ;) (it took a long time to get 'here', by the way. lol - | |
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Clearly, she has landed and with that treacherous smile, come home to rest upon that sill. RS - | |
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Somethin' tells me you are not wrong... but thank you! - | |
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jlsavell: Poetry is an echo, asking a shadow to dance. Carl Sandburg Poetry is not only dream and vision; it is the skeleton architecture of our lives. It lays the foundations for a future of change, a bridge across our fears of what has never been before. Audre Lorde Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but an escape from personality. But, of course, only those who have personality and emotions know what it means to want to escape from these things. T. S. Eliot Painting is silent poetry, and poetry is painting that speaks. Plutarch How do poems grow? They grow out of your life. Robert Penn Warren Poetry should surprise by a fine excess and not by singularity, it should strike the reader as a wording of his own highest thoughts, and appear almost a remembrance. John Keats |
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jlsavell: Do dreams have an expiration date???? |
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Oh! that my young life were a lasting dream! My spirit not awakening, till the beam Of an Eternity should bring the morrow. Yes! tho' that long dream were of hopeless sorrow, ~Edgar Allan Poe - | |
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jlsavell: Just read a beautiful quote this morning. "The best day of your life is the one in which you decide your life is your own. No apologies, no excuses. No one to lean on, rely on , or blame . This gift is yours- it is an amazing journey and you alone are responsible for the quality of it. This is the day your life really begins." |
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jlsavell: To all who read this, Would you please visit crowdog110's port and read his incredible new work. This poet is one of the best I have read. I said one of the best and there are many of you on here who I admire greatly. Please go read. I think you will be pleasently surprised with its stunning beauty. Now you ALL go take on the day. I would sail if I didn't have to work! |
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Thank you Nika 2016 for referring this word artist. You, too, are one of the best! - | |
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jlsavell: Okay, now at the insistance of two of my sweet grandaughters, I just dyed my hair a deep violet! More purple. I like it! Really like it. I know, very strange, but I am a strange bird anyway. |
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It's fate. See ya there!! - | |
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jlsavell: Peoples opinion of you has less to do with what they see in you than it does with what you can help them see in themselves. Law of Connection From John C.Maxwell's The 21 Laws of Irrefutable Leadership. |
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jlsavell: Woohoo! Lynard Skynard! August 4th at Cynthia Woods Pavilion in The Woodlands Texas. I just won 2 tickets! Wow, don't know why I am so excited! |
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jlsavell: In the land of "I know" there is always competitiveness, jealousy, pretense, pride, and arrogance. It's an aggressive realm- the realm of the realm of the ego. I say refuse citizenship. In the land of "I don't know", the inhabitants move without conflict and are naturally quiet, happy, and peaceful. The wise stay there" Mooji |
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jlsavell: "Live, so that when your children think of integrity, fairness, and caring, they think of you" H. JACKSON BROWN JR..: "The one thing which walks with mourners away from the tomb is a man's character. It can never be buried." |
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jlsavell: "Don't you just love it when you treat someone the way they treated you and they get mad about it?" Sorry, just love the quote. |
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jlsavell: "When you judge another, you DO not define them, you define yourself." aa "We are very good lawyers for our own mistakes, but very good judges at the mistakes of others." aa "Before you judge me, make well sure you are perfect" aa "Many people quote Jesus saying "'Judge not less you be judged'"...use it to judge others. This cannot be what Jesus had in mind on The Sermon of the Mount." Kevin Hollaran "If you judge people, you have no time to love them." Mother Theresa "There is always such a rush to judgement, it makes a fair trial hard to get" John Grisham Love these thoughts on judging others. John C.Maxwell's course on the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership has had a dynamic impact on my life. I recommend this book to all. Wow, today is simply beautiful! It is so good to be with friends and family to sail and to just enjoy life and savor each moment graced. Have a great weekend everyone and be safe! Jimi "To get up each morning with the resolve to be happy is to set our own conditions to the events of each day. To do this is to condition circumstances instead of being conditioned by them." Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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jlsavell: "The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong" Mahatma Ghandi |
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jlsavell: "As I walked out the door toward my freedom, I knew that if I did not leave all the anger, hatred, and bitterness behind, that I would still be in prison." NELSON MANDELA |
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jlsavell: I have decided to stick with love, hate is to big a burden to bare. Martin Luther King Love or hate me, both will be in my favor If you love me, I will always be in your heart If you hate me, I will always be in your mind Shakespeare |
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jlsavell: After a serious bout of heated exchange, I ran across the Arabi Proverb. Put me to shame. But ya know when you are angry, you are angry. " Speak only when your words are more beautiful than silence" |
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jlsavell: "Sometimes you just have to accept that some people can only be in your heart, but not it your life.. " author unknown |
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jlsavell: Christina Grimmie, a young beautiful spirit and talent dead at 22. She was gunned down after a concert. Cristina was discovered on 'The Voice' |
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jlsavell: On failure "A man can fail thiusands of times but it doesn't make him a failure. A failure is a man who blames someone else for his failures," |
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jlsavell: William Faulkner: "The aim of every artist is to arrest motion which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later when a stanger looks at it, it moves again" |
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jlsavell: ?I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can?t accept not trying.? ?Michael Jordan - |
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jlsavell: Sailing anyone? . Today is beautiful and I am spending the whole day sailing. Life can't get much sweeter. Have a great day. |
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jlsavell: "May the bridges I burn light the way. " ?Getting over a painful experience is much like crossing monkey bars. You have to let go at some point in order to move forward.? -C.S. Lewis - amen...aaaaaaaamen..... ?Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.? -Marilyn Monroe and another amen!!! ?Here is the test to find whether your mission on earth is finished. If you?re alive, it isn?t.? -Richard Bach ?Your life does not get better by chance, it gets better by change.? ?Jim Rohn ain't that the damn truth!!! now dis, it is your turn.. |
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jlsavell: Master the art of exit Keys to remember when a relationship is ending. Close every door gently Close doors with forgiveness Close doors with kindness Close every door with promises fulfilled Close every door with integrity Close every door with courage You cannot enter the next season of your life with joy and focus unless you exit your present season correctly. Now you go take on the day ! JLS |
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Sounds like the 'doors' got the best of those relationships. Why don't we just buy/build houses that don't have any. Would that help? - | |
Yes, it was written by the Birdman of Alcatraz. I am trying to wax philosophical and along comes a dis to dis on my parade. I know you are waiting for my next golden nugget. Lol - | |
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jlsavell: You need a dream We all need a dream From : An Uncommon Dream You cannot change your life till you change your habits You cannot change your habits until you change your dream You will not change your dream until you became angry with your present. I just didn't get angry, I got pissed! Now you go take on the day! JLS |
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jlsavell: "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that frighten us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented , and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small doesn't serve the world. There's nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. And as you let your light shine, you unconsciously give others permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. " Marianne Williamson To fans and friends, I am taking leave for a while to focus on a new and exciting project. Keep writing, do not play small and be a light to others around you! I close with "seek peace beyond all misunderstanding" and truly be in love with loving kindness. Jimi Facebook Savell Jimi jlsavell@gmail.com |
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I will miss all of you save one or two very much and I will miss writing and the comradery which I cherish. I will return every now and then to say and to let you know what color Lexus I will be picking out. Dream big and reach for those goals! Love all of you. I am one of the happiest and most contented people on this Earth, I do believe one should never give up. Find your purpose, even if it means you have to swim through a lot of crap. You have my email, drop me a line, send me a poem, x's and o's, anything goes! - | |
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jlsavell: The Ballad of Newsome and Loben by Lobengula Now Newsome and Loben are to be found Enjoying the air in St. James's Park. Their dress is impeccable, breeding sound, They're both gentlemen of the highest mark. They mingle with lords and ladies of course, Their manners always superb to a fault. They're erudite and may often discourse On any subject they're forced to assault. Mothers pray hard that they'll be invited To any party Newsome and Loben Will throw. Their daughters become excited To death. To meet such men they know are fond Of a well-turned ankle and comely face. Their parties are all the talk of the town That only the smartest people may grace. "Gad, Sir," said Newsome. "Can't let the side down." Both are such handsome and elegant men It's amazing that they are still single. Women have thrown themselves at them, but then Newsome and Loben prefer to mingle. They mingle mainly in St. James's Park, Where plenty of ladies come to be seen Newsome and Loben have many a lark With ladies who's husbands aren't very keen On carnal matters, while Newsome and Loben Are master seducers, so we've been told. Newsome will say; "Prithee Ma'am, but beyond Is more shaded, I won't let you catch cold, For I'll place around you my cape of joy. There's Loben yonder, the bounder, he's found A young maiden that he'll use as a toy. But I'll teach you, m'dear, flat on the ground! |
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Lovely to have a read ... almost like Mike's still here. Hope everything is OK. I loved the tribute you wrote for The Wild Thing ... top work. I hope I reviewed ... I think I did .... been away myself. Love & Hugs - Lovi xoxoxo - | |
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To me this poem speaks of past days bringing woman sufferage (wrong) and the need of men to exploit to the front. I will seek out more of your writing. - | |
You are quite right ... bootcamp is gruelling and the MS is playing 'silly buggers'. Maureen took a break and didn't expect it to be this long. She misses everyone and her writing. I just received a couple of short notes which she says means she is feeling a bit better. I will let her know of everyone's concern ... so don't panic, she is OK just not up to posting and writing too many notes. I hope you're well .. the new profile pic is gorgeous. I hope Sarah is faring well, and all your loved ones. my love and hugs to you and yours. Lovi XOXO - | |
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jlsavell: In Loving memory of my wonderful incredible friend and exceptional talent... his nutty poem and his absolute delightful sense of humor. Lobengula(Mike)you are endeared to my heart and forever in memory. |
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Let me introduce myself, my name is Chicadee And my mother often lives among such cockeyed clowns So, I'm familiar with the likes of these chimpanzees Traipsing the neighborhood parks of Fanstorians' towns Now, Newsome and Loben are not so quick on their feet Perching their fuzzy bums on a park bench to eye a skirt With beady eyes they focus on the feminine beat It matters not of which species or subspecies they flirt Yes, they dress classic from like kind haberdasher Trying to mimic aires of a gentleman's superb taste But they resemble more of a moose with a nose flasher And to bathe weekly, they consider it simply a waste I can't seem to get away from these comical dudes For my mom always entertains them with compliments And with them, three more characters just as crude Braying, honking, and chirping indelicate comments Erudite is far from an adjective their victims would choose Yes, I said victims, for they capture a gullible audience Corralling their cheeky charms, they disperse and peruse Flaunting their masculine whiles with brazen dalliance Mingle with lords and ladies? Such ludicrous reasoning! And subjects they assault with nonsensical intercourse Yes, mothers pray hard their daughter's are seasoning {lol} Enough to know, buffoons in parks are par for the course I'll give you a hint when you stroll with happy thoughts Newsome, Loben, and cohorts will suddenly appear And whistle and banter and strut cock what they're not They'll snort sweetest compliments so you will not fear Now you'll know them for sure, for they come with a zoo Each has an agenda, so they'll turn on their rat pack charm A donkey, a chicken, a ducky, and now a piggy too With a bag of joker's tricks to nimbly seduce and disarm There is Flushem the donkey who eats carrots then runs [if you know what I mean} Cluckmeister, the chicken claims to have a turbine engine skill, (ummmmmm, uhhuh) But wait, is he a rooster? A transvestite! Well he's produced a son Yes, Rubber Ducky, lures to his bubbly bath with singing overkill, (quacky pervert) And now there is Max, a piggy who rides the mighty luge Such an athletic address that promises his bacon on the side Now I know why mother and Maureen are always in fugue For from such alluring capered quipsters, one can't hide Another secret, before you invite them to your royal affair Maureen has a rubber room from which they have bailed out To sit on a park bench and gawk and google and glare Protect you daughters, before these pranksters swing about I've given you fair warning of these two waggery cards Maureen's updating the rubber room where they'll be bound And nay you horns-wogglers mimic erudite bards Or natty gentleman, which in your zany zoo can't be found My name is Chiccadee, a reporter and a daughter Good night to all, please don't take my words as fodder!!!! Chicadee... These are memories I will cherish forever.. jls - | |
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jlsavell: The Journey to Well-Being "A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing with him the image of a cathedral." Antoine De Saint- Exupery Everyone desires good physical health, abundant energy, emotional well-being, mental acuity and fulfilling relationships. Fulfilling these desires might seem a monumental task, especially all five- but surprisingly- each of these aforementioned aspects is essential for a quality life and work interdependently of another. Seeking to improve your life begins with small steps. Small steps are crucial in beginning any lifestyle change, for it is the small steps that allow you to gain footing and balance. Small steps, once learned, give you a confidence which makes your journey toward health and well-being not so daunting. A list of 30 small steps. 1.Buy a bicycle and actually ride it. 2.Sit in the sunshine for 20 minutes a day(without your tech devices) 3.Drink nothing but water all day long, but have a nice chamomile or rubio tea in the morning. 4.Connect with family each day-even if it is just one member-let them know you love them. 5.Delete all forms of sugar from your diet, except fresh fruit. All forms include bread, pastas, processed foods and boxed foods, soft drinks, fruit juice drinks, candy, cake etc. 6.Eat small healthy meals at least 4 times a day with combinations of vegetables, good fat, and lean protein. 7.Sleep at least 8 hours a night. 8.Practice at least 10 minutes of quietude and meditation daily. Pick a time. Turn off cell phone, television, and find a quiet place to destress. 9.Stroll among nature once a day. Revel in its beauty and listen to its symphony. 10.Plan and have a picnic once a week with a friend, your spouse, your daughter, your son, your whole family, or someone that needs a friend. 11.Pursue your passion 12.Learn something new and of value each day. 13.Find laughter and join in. 14.Sing in the shower. 15.Make your bed 16.Find something good about a stranger, give them a genuine smile, and compliment them sincerely. 17.Tell your sibling an endearing memory. 18.Learn about a new religion with an open mind, whether you have one or don't. Ask yourself what are the positives of this belief system. 19.Get your yearly check-up, be a participant in your health care and ask your health-care provider to discover the root cause of your ailments and not just treat the symptoms. 20.Enjoy one glass of wine one special eve a week. No more. 21.Let go of hate and forgive. 22.Live each day with gratitude. Wake up each morning and count the things you are grateful for. 23.Do not spend more than you make. 24.Mentor a child, or a teenager, or volunteer in a Nursing Home. 25.Learn to make a healthy delicious salad. 26.Designate a tree or a bush outside your home as the 'Burden Tree' and hang all your burdens there before entering your home. 27.Acknowledge and nurture your spirituality daily. 28.Give a gift to a friend for absolutely no reason. 29.Journal your thoughts. 30.Remember the small steps daily. JLS |
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I live by quarter of these... so it's time now to try to implement the rest. PS: Exupery's 'The little prince' was my most favourite childhood writing and I've read it three times! The story still resonates in me. ;-) He was a talented writer with a great heart. - | |
Rest in peace, our dear, beloved and wonderful friend. We'll miss you terrible and cherish the times we were lucky enough to spend in your virtual company. :-( - | |
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jlsavell: Wise quotes from the wisest woman on Earth, my late Grandmother Emma, though I do not know where she got them. So the author's are anonymous. 1. A person who is going nowhere can be sure to reach his destination. 2.The trouble with being a grouch is that you have to make new friends every month. 3.It is far better to forgive and forget than to hate and remember. 4.When a friend makes a mistake, don't rub it in, rub it out. 5.Control your thoughts, they may break into words anytime. 6. You'll never make your dream come true by oversleeping. 7.Advice is like snow, the softer it falls, the deeper it goes. 8.Quite often when man thinks his mind is broadening, it's only his conscience stretching. 9. An unusual amount of common sense is something called wisdom. 10.In quarreling, the truth is always, always lost. 11.Always hold your head up high, but keep your nose at a friendly level. 12.A miserable pessimist is one who received advice from an optimist. 13.What the world needs is peace that passes all misunderstanding. 14.Be kind to unkind people, they need it the most. 15.Those traveling the highway of humility, won't be bothered by heavy traffic. 16. Running people down is a bad habit, whether you are a gossip or a motorist. And most impressive of all...I will close with today... The nicest place to be is in someone's thoughts, the best place to be is in someone's prayers, and the safest place to be is in God's hands. Have a great day everyone.. jls |
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Newsome, can I bail Jimi out with chocolates? .... or do I bribe the Sherrif WS and Deputy Blue??? :D hugs- me. Oh Jimi, do you want your sandwich on rye, wholemeal, multi-grain or white? - | |
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Lovi- since you were/are the first selectman/-woman in Nuttysburg, why dontya have that post over here too. You'll be the nr. 2 most powerful person in Jimiville. Jimi will control people, you control their money. ;P The only difference would be that while the salary in Nuttysburg are nuts, here in Jimiville they would be chocolate chips/coins. I mean, it is still in the proposal state and I woul have to bring upi the motion to our nrxt town hall meeting and Mayor Jimi would have to approve it... but I'm sure we all gonna vote for choclate money and to make you 2nd in command of Jimiville. :-) (3rd in command is Awesome, so when both of you are away, he is the boss. :P) Jimi- I hope you are doing fine, enjoying the nice weather and not too busy with your 'mayoral duties'. :-) Thanks for both of the 'lists'. :-) They are very usefull and full of wisdom. Your grandma was one wise woman whom I would have enjoyed a chat over a nice cuppa and cakes. ;-) I think you are inherited her wisdom and sense of humour. :-) (Hugs) Newsome- Well, I'm your only deputy now, so treat me nice. ;-) Hehe. I agree with Jimi that you can;t put her into prison, but I also agree with you that since you are an elected official, she can't fire you or put you into prison either. ;-) - | |
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I'm just as heartbroken as any of you, my dear friends. :'( He was a wonderful, caring and supportive friend of mine and I will miss him terribly. :-( Rest in peace, my dear friend, your friends would miss you terribly. Rest in everlasting happiness and peace, Mike. Ed - | |
I ran out of Kleenex last night, had to use a toilet roll, I'm sure I heard him laughing his head off - in light of all the Loo's that kept filling my page. Somehow the Loo paper gave me comfort - or at least the smiles did once I realized he'd see me and have a good chuckle over it. Nutty crew hugs to all:D xxx - | |
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