My home is full of writers. This post is from my daughter Esther..I hope you love it as much as I did 🙂
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This is very cool!
Pablo Lobato is a graphic designer and illustrator from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Soon after finishing his studies, Pablo started working as a graphic designer for different magazines. This, however, only lasted five years, since total boredom drove him back to his first passion – illustrations. Today, Pablo has made quite a name for him self in Argentina where he lives and works.
His work is trully amazing, I love the colors, shapes and his “picasso” vibe. For more info about Pablo Lobato and to check out his full portfolio visit his website.
A celebrity is a person who works hard all of their life to become well known, and then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized.Fred Allen
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My daughter wrote this post on her blog, I enjoyed it so much, I had to share! 🙂
Okay, so if you know me, you know that I am the least religious person
you’ll ever meet. However I never said that I was the least spiritual.
And YES, there is a big difference between spirituality and religion.
Spirituality is reverence to The Lord, and His wonderful power; being in His presence. Talking with Him, hearing what He has to say to you, and an openness to His Spirit.
Religion involves good works to get by, self righteousness, and an unhealthy fear of God.
So with this I’d like to tell you a little story.
This morning, I was in the company of my mom and brother. Suddenly, my brother called a time of worship to The Lord, with our instruments: My mom was on the drums, my brother playing the guitar, and I played the piano. So as we played, we began to feel the presence…
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“I have a picture of myself from when I was about two years old. It shows me with a bowed head and stooped shoulders, in despair, peering through sad eyes that wondered what I was doing in this world …” Shirzad Charmine.
A surprising quote from a bestselling book titled, “Positive Intelligence,” wouldn’t you think? If you look between the lines and in the shadows of his book, you realize Shirzad is telling his own story, even though he only shares tiny slivers here and there.
Your power:
The most powerful thing about you is your story.
But don’t talk about yourself all the time; you’ll be a bore.
Ineffective story-tellers:
- See how great I …
- See how much better …
- See what I’ve …
I asked Shirzad how and when he decides to share his story.
I don’t tell my story when:
- I’m worried about how…
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365 Snap Shots of Life: Day 153
Have you ever made a mountain out of a mole hill? Yeah right! Like I’m the only one who goes there ? 😉 Today I spent a couple of hours working on my edits with my daughter Esther. I’m including her writing in my new book due out soon; SALSA! The Taste of Life. She writes beautifully and I wanted to share her talent with the world. So we make a great team because even though I posses pretty good computer skills, she’s quicker with it. She can copy and paste at tremendous speed while my slow fingers go click-click; when Esther types, you don’t even hear the click because she’s quicker than lightning. Ok, I’ve stopped chuckling already.
When I first received my manuscript I was a bit overwhelmed. Even though the revisions are minor , it’ll still take time and I do have to meet my dead line of June 15. As I work on it I realize the best thing to do is work on it one chunk at a time and it’ll be done. I just finished 2 hours on edits and I can tell you I’ve done more than I thought! So I decided to take a break and tell you all about it 🙂
So next time you have a seemingly insurmountable task at hand just think: Take it chunk by chunk; throw out all that useless worrying ’cause it’s really old, junk! Remember too, mountains are not climbed in one huge step; climbers get up there step by little, careful step. I hope this helps some one..just know I enjoyed writing it for you! Chao for now 🙂
We can never forget them…
This is a new poem dedicated to those who have lived, served and died for the freedom of people everywhere, not just for those of us who live here in the U.S. Many nations owe their freedom to the men and women buried here, who fought against tyranny and oppression on every continent. Throughout our relatively short history they have gone where they were needed, did what they had to do, but not all came home the same as they went. Many of the “heroes” buried here at Arlington National Cemetary near Washington, D.C. died in battle, some died of complications from battle, while others are here because they earned the right to be here, because they were willing to go into battle should they be called upon.
It is with honor and humility that I post this today. May God rest their souls, everyone.
Tomorrow we celebrate a day of remembrance for those we…
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365 Snap Shots of Life: Day 146
No I did not fall off the planet 🙂 My two girls are going to their home school prom tonight and so for the past few days we have been busy preparing; buying dresses, shoes accessories and whatever else goes into making their night fabulous. So I had to put blogging aside for a few days.
This morning my 17-year-old home school grad made me laugh so hard, it helped me let go of all the tension I’d been feeling lately. So to start off your week-end I’ll share the laughs and tell you it’s all going to work out fine. No matter what you’re going through if you can have a good laugh,it lightens your load. I love my readers!!!!
I agree with this blogger 100%!
Why? Well it started in Guatemala last week. I was eating in the weightlifting chow hall with Donny Shankle and thinking about the food. The meal that day included a sort of salad. Tasted like it had some kale in it, had some green beans, some corn, lettuce, and bits of bacon. There were diced up potatoes, cooked with onions. Diced up carrots that most people seemed to be mixing up with the potatoes and onions. And chicken. Not fried chicken, just chicken. It was representative of most of the meals, mostly vegetables and meat, some potatoes or rice. Nothing fancy. I remarked to Donny that it would be hard to overeat and get fat on such food. Not that it wasn’t good, it was tasty enough, but it was nothing you would want to go on eating once your hunger had been satisfied. And it wasn’t calorie dense, mostly…
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365 Snap Shots of Life: Day 138
Yay! It’s Pinterest Thursday..yeah right, it’s I got nothing but these pics for you if truth be told 🙂 It’s 100 degrees out here in the grand Mojave Desert and folks, we’re just in pre-heat! Back into my cave I go ’til this goes away end of September or so! Aye, todo lo que converso me sale en verso…that was the Spanish version of, I’m a poet and I know it 🙂 Enjoy these quotes!
Mystery…
Eva Santiago 