Here I am
doing another hodgepodge which is brought to you by Joyce over at http://www.fromthissideofthepond.com/
Here are this week’s questions.
What's worth standing in line for?
Food especially when you’re hungry
Tell us about a favorite food related memory.
I remember when I was a child my mum was in hospital
and dad made savory mince for tea, it was horrible and all of us except my
sister Sue who liked it.
What are some things you find particularly peaceful or
calming?
Mediation and reading
Is there something you do now that gets you just as excited as
it did when you were a child?
Many things like getting ready for a road trip or
holiday
To what degree are you in touch with friends from grade school?
high school? college if you attended college?
I am not I do have one friend on Facebook
Insert your own random thought here.
Remember that we all need to nourish our soul, to
feed it with mindfulness, positive thinking, and intentional self-care. By
doing so means to know yourself deeply and to give ourselves unconditional
love. This love and joy help us grow, maintain spiritual health, and give love
more freely to others.”
Holidays and road trips can still get me excited too. We all need positive people in our lives and their optimisim can be contagious. Hope you're doing well!
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce, nice to read that you also get excited by road trips
Deleteenjoyed reading your answers today. I do get excited for vacations like when I was a kid too. Hope you're having a great week!
ReplyDeleteHi Kym, I am pleased you l iked my answers
DeleteI get excited for vacations if someone else did the planning and packing.
ReplyDeleteHi Debby, I get that
DeleteI enjoyed reading your answers. I love your random thought. Hope all is well with you. Take care.
ReplyDeleteHello Debby, I'm pleased you liked the post
DeleteI have a hard time standing in line at a food truck. I never can decide if the food will be good enough to have been worth my time. Holidays and road trips are fun!
ReplyDeleteHI Lisa, Yeah that is a concern when lining up for food
DeleteI like how your answers mix simple, everyday moments with deeper reflections. The memory of your dad’s savory mince is both funny and nostalgic, and your reminder to nourish the soul is a thoughtful takeaway for anyone reading.
ReplyDeleteHi Melody, your comment makes me happy
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