That was one of the most powerful post I have ever read..... I loved it, I have always told my Children that you should watch what you say for your words can never be taken back. That was awesome and I feel that I know your heart by reading that. Peace!
Thanks for dropping over at Cooler Insights and glad you found my content Cool enough for your readers. I thought you have a pretty good site here too for motivational and entertaining titbits. I like the cookie story which shows us sometimes how we can be mistaken.
Have added a link to your blog. Let me know when you have returned the favour. And do keep coming!
To everyone who has commented on this post. I am a bit overwhelmed by the comments. Thank you all so much. It is comments like these that keep me motivated and fuel my passion.
Lyn, if you are reading this, I need your url so I can find you.
So beautifully said, Mel. A wonderful parable that teaches us that jumping to conclusions and making assumptions all too often leads us astray...from ourselves and each other. p.s. I have linked you to my site (I'm honored to have you there).
Wonderful post, Mel. That was a beautiful and stirring parable that reminds us that making assumptions and jumping to conclusions often leads us astray...from ourselves and each other.
p.s. I linked you to my site, The Alien Next Door (honored to have you there!)
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and commenting. Your site is great! I fell in love with the title and I like the name you chose for yourself. How clever! Keep up the great work. I'm going to link you at my blog!
So lovely!!!! Utterly beautiful :)! Now, what isn't fair are all those delicious pics of cookies....come on, Mel...I'm trying to lose two pounds, and now you've inspired me to eat some chocolate chip cookies lol!!
This post is truly amazing! It is all true, and it has given me new insite into a way of thinking that I have never given second consideration about.
I also have tagged you for a Blogging Tips Meme, if you go to my blog, it's the first post there . . . just copy the rules and the first numbered list. It's pretty simple. It may help you get new readers.
That was wonderful. I always tell people this. When I argue with my husband, I never say anything truly hurtful. It's very easy to say things you know are going to hurt, but in the long run it only hurts you. Long after the argument is over, that person will always remember what you said and how it made them feel. My husband always says to people "She doesn't play fair, because she always fights fair". He hates (and loves) that I'm rational.
Invite The Party, You are a rare individual. I don't know of many women who fight fare. I believe that there is a difference between male & female nature. Men are more rational and women are more emotional. We must all embrace the difference or live as hermits. It is nice, though when we can meet in the middle (women being more rational and men getting in touch with their feelings.) I think I see another post with this.
I remember reading this story before or may be a similar one, but you have certainly put it in a very, very creative manner. I'm very much impressed with this one. Keep up your very good work!
That was the most touching post I've read in some time! I loved it! Thank you! :))
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A Nice Place In The Sun
That was one of the most powerful post I have ever read..... I loved it, I have always told my Children that you should watch what you say for your words can never be taken back. That was awesome and I feel that I know your heart by reading that.
ReplyDeletePeace!
Sugar Queens Dream,
ReplyDeleteThank you for that lovely comment.
Peace to you always.
Thanks for dropping over at Cooler Insights and glad you found my content Cool enough for your readers. I thought you have a pretty good site here too for motivational and entertaining titbits. I like the cookie story which shows us sometimes how we can be mistaken.
ReplyDeleteHave added a link to your blog. Let me know when you have returned the favour. And do keep coming!
Mel;
ReplyDeleteGreat story - I loved it! I added your link to my blog - www.mylifestartsatfortytwo.com
Keep up the great and inspirational work!
EXACTLY WHAT I AM SAYING.... Great post and excellent site, you are on my favorites forever... bless you!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Monday Morning power...
ReplyDeleteVery nice story!
Thank you for reminding me to live more carefully and lovingly!
Blessings to you!
Jennifer
Also.. I linked you up on my site:
http://goodnessgraciousness.blogspot.com
It is done I have added you on my link list and also on the link train....
ReplyDeletePeace!
To everyone who has commented on this post. I am a bit overwhelmed by the comments. Thank you all so much. It is comments like these that keep me motivated and fuel my passion.
ReplyDeleteLyn, if you are reading this, I need your url so I can find you.
Love it,love it,love it!!!
ReplyDeleteVery inspirational!!!
Steven
This is a very nice story! It does illustrate the message pretty well.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I had added your link to my blog - Acquire Wisdom and Live with Passion as requested. Thanks for the invitation.
Best Wishes
Sam Chan
So beautifully said, Mel. A wonderful parable that teaches us that jumping to conclusions and making assumptions all too often leads us astray...from ourselves and each other.
ReplyDeletep.s. I have linked you to my site (I'm honored to have you there).
Wonderful post, Mel. That was a beautiful and stirring parable that reminds us that making assumptions and jumping to conclusions often leads us astray...from ourselves and each other.
ReplyDeletep.s. I linked you to my site, The Alien Next Door (honored to have you there!)
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and commenting. Your site is great! I fell in love with the title and I like the name you chose for yourself. How clever! Keep up the great work. I'm going to link you at my blog!
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!!!! Utterly beautiful :)!
Now, what isn't fair are all those delicious pics of cookies....come on, Mel...I'm trying to lose two pounds, and now you've inspired me to eat some chocolate chip cookies lol!!
Cheers!
Thanks for the post -- we have so little time to di what is right in this world.
ReplyDeleteYes, I will add your blog to my list at SpiritBlog.
Spirit
This post is truly amazing! It is all true, and it has given me new insite into a way of thinking that I have never given second consideration about.
ReplyDeleteI also have tagged you for a Blogging Tips Meme, if you go to my blog, it's the first post there . . . just copy the rules and the first numbered list.
It's pretty simple. It may help you get new readers.
Thank you for visiting my blog and I would very much like to exchange links with you. I have added your wonderful blog to my blogroll.
ReplyDeleteThanks again.
That was wonderful. I always tell people this. When I argue with my husband, I never say anything truly hurtful. It's very easy to say things you know are going to hurt, but in the long run it only hurts you. Long after the argument is over, that person will always remember what you said and how it made them feel. My husband always says to people "She doesn't play fair, because she always fights fair". He hates (and loves) that I'm rational.
ReplyDeleteInvite The Party,
ReplyDeleteYou are a rare individual. I don't know of many women who fight fare. I believe that there is a difference between male & female nature. Men are more rational and women are more emotional. We must all embrace the difference or live as hermits. It is nice, though when we can meet in the middle (women being more rational and men getting in touch with their feelings.) I think I see another post with this.
I remember reading this story before or may be a similar one, but you have certainly put it in a very, very creative manner. I'm very much impressed with this one. Keep up your very good work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic post... makes me think twice now...
ReplyDeletebimbo,
ReplyDeleteThat's the whole idea! Thanks for commenting.