Be nice to strangers because you never know when you are speaking to or meeting gods angels.
Be nice to strangers because you never know when you are speaking to or meeting gods angels.
This week ended for me with a lesson I will carry with me.
My work is topsy turvy at the moment, most of my co-workers are being laid off. So like everyone I am a bit nervous at what path god has for me because I believe anything that happens then forth is the will of the almighty, and I am being faithful.
My workplace is forever with stories that I have tried to stay away from, sometimes its hard to because the stories and gossip is every where even in management. I work closely with two other colleagues (that is we share work space and clients etc). One of my co-worker who I am closer to (Jane) called me recently (while I was on vacation) to inform me that she was given a different position and we talk about the possibility of change and how those changes would affect us, I am fond of her and I'm actually pleased for her because she is a very pleasant, calm, sweet person whose personality I wish to emulate.
Hi sisters
I thought I would share this song, when I first heard it, I shed a few tears of joy....such a beautiful song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1_sHpwfzMU
p.s I hope you do not mind the excerpts from the movie (The Family that Preys)
Enjoy! oh, get up and dance!
I am L-A-Z-Y lately!! There I said it, it outs there, now I need to get up and go.
In my mid-twenties I was an avid jogger with buns of steel (or so I'd like to think), I would run with such joy and the delightful runners high, for 1.5 hours around the tracks feeling the burn and wanting more, like a running junkie.
How do I motivate myself to those days of me, the wind and my burning muscles. I bought a new Ipod, download techno music (love it), bought some running pants, I even bought shirts with rhinestones, but nothing motivates. yikes!
Salaam
Lately I have been thinking about my mortality, and the impact I may have had on others, what will others say about me, if I should pass away, who will miss me. As much as this may sound a tad bit self absorbing, this is my transition into a different person. You see I have gone through so many phases. As I sit here writing this note, I remember what it was like through the earliest part of my twenties and even in my teens and I can't believe I was that person, because that's not how I feel or think. Its amazing how one can change without realizing the changes. Our experience in life does mold us, every situation makes us a different person. Can one truly label their personality or who they are?
In my teens I was a rebel without a cause, I loved motor bikes, I had a shaved head, I wore black lipstick and believed that anything above the knees was the go, I did not care for men as much, although deep down I wanted to be loved, at those times I just wanted to have fun, anything fast, furious and crazy, believe me this did not gain me brownie points with the do-goodies in my village.
As I age (or get younger as I like to say lol) I realized that my skin has changed. My teenage years were acne-free (thank god for that), but I am plagued with adult acne recently. Not just acne, but black heads, I have thought about going to a dermatologist, but I am rather skeptical about the treatments they might suggest. I have spent many waking hours browsing on sites for the right cream and the right scrub.I have tried Proactive, which worked wonderfully by the way, but I needed something more natural. My philosophy, if I have the difficulty in pronouncing the ingredients, then I probably shouldn't be using it on my skin.It was only recently I realized that every individual skin regiment is different and I need to learn my skin and try things that will work for me. I now know that I can make my own homemade cream and scrub, so I absolutely refuse to buy the store products.
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