When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it.
~ Henry Ford
When each day is filled with pain and aches, what is there to live for? I don't know the answer yet. With each stepping stone, I'm finding out.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Quote of the Day
The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.
~ Alice Walker
~ Alice Walker
Happy Fourth of July!!
Only a quick post to wish everyone a safe and happy 4th of July. It's a major holiday here in the States. Many businesses are closed while people throughout the country are ready to have a good time to celebrate our freedoms and liberties. I want to take the opportunity to thank those men and women, both past, present and future, who put their families on hold and their lives on the line so that we here can have celebrations like this. It's not always a glamorous job to serve in the military. Sometimes, it's a downright pain but without it, we'd all be lost. Stay safe. Keep your head down. Come home soon. Especially my D-kiddo.
Until next time,
Kay
Until next time,
Kay
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Quote of the Day
You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.
~ Maya Angelou
~ Maya Angelou
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Blerghie blergh...
So, when I restarted this blog, I promised myself that I would do two things with it.
1. I would always be honest - no matter what.
2. I would find a posting schedule that I could maintain and do exactly that.
In the essence of #1, I have to honestly say that it's been hard for me to achieve #2 here lately. And it's not because of a lack of topics to cover. There are so many things that I actually want to discuss about the diseases that I and so many others have to deal with, but there's also the dark side of the disease that makes it difficult to do anything planned in advance.
The main reason that I picked Blogger to maintain this blog is because I was familiar enough with the way it worked. I can use this familiarity to my advantage and set up posts to publish even when I'm not able to work on anything on that particular day. For example, I feel like I've been hit by a Mack truck that's reversed over me and hit me again. If I had felt up to working on my blogs all day yesterday, I could have had this post already typed up and set to go at whatever time I chose. On a day in which my hands feel up to it, I can crank out two or three posts and publish in advance any that are finished up or ready. It really does pain me that I have used up all the posts that I had done "just in case" something were to prevent me from sitting here and typing out whatever I wanted to say that day.
Future posts may be informative or they may be simply short ones to say how things are going. I'm going to fight to maintain the schedule I have set for myself until it's proven to be too much for me to handle. As of this moment, I do feel like that truck's been by here too many times. We've had storm system after storm system come through our state and it hasn't been the best of roller coaster rides, let me tell you. Doing a lot of catching up with my crocheting and reading for my book blog has been the orders of the day. I still have over 35 hats and scarves to create while reading through a dozen or so books that need reviews. Can't say that I haven't found away to stay busy. One slow stitch or word at a time!
Since Thursday is the 4th of July, a holiday here in the States, I won't be posting a regular post. It will probably be just wishing everyone a very happy and safe 4th. No matter where you are, take time to enjoy the simple joys and freedoms in life.
Until next time,
Kay
1. I would always be honest - no matter what.
2. I would find a posting schedule that I could maintain and do exactly that.
In the essence of #1, I have to honestly say that it's been hard for me to achieve #2 here lately. And it's not because of a lack of topics to cover. There are so many things that I actually want to discuss about the diseases that I and so many others have to deal with, but there's also the dark side of the disease that makes it difficult to do anything planned in advance.
The main reason that I picked Blogger to maintain this blog is because I was familiar enough with the way it worked. I can use this familiarity to my advantage and set up posts to publish even when I'm not able to work on anything on that particular day. For example, I feel like I've been hit by a Mack truck that's reversed over me and hit me again. If I had felt up to working on my blogs all day yesterday, I could have had this post already typed up and set to go at whatever time I chose. On a day in which my hands feel up to it, I can crank out two or three posts and publish in advance any that are finished up or ready. It really does pain me that I have used up all the posts that I had done "just in case" something were to prevent me from sitting here and typing out whatever I wanted to say that day.
Future posts may be informative or they may be simply short ones to say how things are going. I'm going to fight to maintain the schedule I have set for myself until it's proven to be too much for me to handle. As of this moment, I do feel like that truck's been by here too many times. We've had storm system after storm system come through our state and it hasn't been the best of roller coaster rides, let me tell you. Doing a lot of catching up with my crocheting and reading for my book blog has been the orders of the day. I still have over 35 hats and scarves to create while reading through a dozen or so books that need reviews. Can't say that I haven't found away to stay busy. One slow stitch or word at a time!
Since Thursday is the 4th of July, a holiday here in the States, I won't be posting a regular post. It will probably be just wishing everyone a very happy and safe 4th. No matter where you are, take time to enjoy the simple joys and freedoms in life.
Until next time,
Kay
Quote of the Day
It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.
~ Confucius
~ Confucius
Monday, July 1, 2013
Quote of the Day
It is never too late to be what you might have been.
~ George Eliot
~ George Eliot
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