Homeless
You never really realize that you “Feel like” you have it really bad until you become “Homeless”…
I’m not really homeless, I am VERY THANKFUL my boyfriend allows me to stay with him, I know that he really loves me to put up with my lifestyle. Homeless (meaning that you live with someone and your furniture is in storage ?)…I would like it if I would be able to place some of my furniture in his home because I still feel homeless because I don’t have any of my things there. Your home is where you have your pictures on the walls, your own mattress, dishes, and even your dresser to place your clothing. I live out of my suitcase, and my suitcase is in the trunk of my car. I am most cautious when using electricity because I don’t have an income to pay for water, gas, and just power in general. I live day to day in “Chronic Pain.”
Most of my family members feel I am making it up, but I hate mornings, and evenings because my pain never ends. I wish that I could be online more, I was just starting to make money and now, my time online is very limited…
I am sorry for being such a pansy and complaining so much, its not really that way, I am just letting you all know the reason why I have not been online too much lately. I miss all of you and most of all I miss reading all of your blogs and what you all have been up to. Please keep in touch, I may not get back to you, but I read your comments, and only have a certain amount of time online. Thanks so much for reading and stopping by. Later I am going to post a video of my kitties, I have 16, and its been very hard to come up with the money to feed them all. If you want…feel free to donate to the “MY OWN” cat rescue. Thanks again…Internet Lifestyle
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Celebrate what's working
Out of necessity, I often focus on the things in my life
that are not working as well as I'd like them to be. It
pays to also consider, appreciate and celebrate the vastly
large number of things that are working just great.
Occasionally I'll turn the key in the ignition and my
car won't start, causing hassles, frustration and delays.
Yet how very many more times do I cause to be
thankful when I turn the key, the car starts right up, and
I drive quickly and safely to my destination?
The problems and the pains may at times seem to be
overwhelming. I have to keep in mind though, that the only reason I
notice them at all is because they are so relatively rare.
The news each day may appear to be all bad news. However,
what qualifies anything to be news is the fact that it is
highly unusual.
In my normal course of life, there are so very many things
which work just fine that I only notice a small fraction
of them all. I open my awareness to more of them, seek to be
more genuinely thankful for them, and I'll connect more
fully to their immensely positive power.
I'll celebrate what's working in my life and in my world, and
those few things that are not working will hardly be able to
even slow me down. I'll celebrate what's working, and it will
increasingly work even better for me.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Whats good about this?

Questions can have a powerful effect on your thinking, and
here's a question that can profoundly approve your
perspective. What's good about this?
When you see a news story, or hear about something that's
happened to a friend, or come across a challenge in your own
life, ask yourself. What's good about this?
Get in the habit of asking the question and you'll be
training your mind to always look for the answer. After a
while, without even asking, you'll immediately see the
positive aspect of every situation you encounter.
And that is indeed a powerful place to be. For when you can
zero in on the poistive possibilities, you have the
opportunity to create enormous value.
People who attain magnificent levels of achievement live in
exactly the same world as those who never seem to go
anywhere. One big difference is that high achievers have
learned to see real value where others see nothing but dead
ends and despair.
Choose to be the person who sees the poistive possibilities
by remembering to ask this question, whatever the situation
may be. What's good about this?