100 Days Of Gratitude – Day 4 I’m taking a moment today to be grateful for a herbal tea. “The simple things in life are often the best.” I love to take a few minutes out of a busy day to sit and experience the tea, not just drink it and go on my way. …
Today I’m delighted to share that I’m grateful for my Grandparents! These pictures are with my Dad’s parents, who have been married 65 years and are aged 93 & 94. I see them regularly, as I have since I was a baby. I’m so thankful for their love for each other, their love that has…
My family is very special to me, so I know that my 100 Days of Gratitude will feature my family in various photos – today I was blessed to spend time with my parents, my Grandparents and my brothers. I wasn’t expecting to see my older brother David in town, but he called to see…
Over the next 100 days I will be posting everyday, at least one thing I’m grateful for. The plan was to do it each day from my iPhone so that I can easily take a picture of something and share my gratitude. Unfortunately, the WordPress on my iPhone is not speaking my language so after…
Honestly? I don’t blog as often as I want to because I want it perfect (or nearly perfect) every time!! This was my waking insight this morning… How often have I had something inspirational or encouraging to share and I have not shared. I constantly have inspiring thoughts going through my head – someone’s amazing…
The horror we face in Australia this week has been called our “worst ever peace-time disaster.” I truly don’t know what to make of it all. There are stories of heroism and sacrificial love emerging, along with tragic stories that seem beyond belief. People have made some outstanding choices, which make a difference. The choice…
We’ve been preparing for Ethan’s first swimming carnival over the last few weeks and the insights arising have been rather interesting… I want to share something I discovered very recently, which is truly amazing, and which has completely changed the way I swim. It may not sound like a big deal, but it has it’s…
Well it’s been about 17 years since I lived in Gilgandra, (on my parents farm) but I’ve made it into the Gilgandra Weekly – locally and affectionately referred to as the “Gil Rag”. See below. Since publishing my journal in December, we’ve been filling orders and posting them from Tamworth to Texas (USA, not QLD),…
I was woken early this morning from a deep sleep, following my late night return from the farm. “Oh my goodness! Who is pounding on the door so early?!” It was the third shipment of my Journals, so I opened the garage for the oh-so-chipper Courier and welcomed them in. Life’s a little like that…