My daughter and I visiting the Eiffel Tower in Paris!Posted: February 3rd 2010
Realized:
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
My 2010 twitgoals
zebraspolkadots moving from inertia to action, leaving the past behind, facing the future without fear. my 2010.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
She dreamed a dream - Susan Boyle
On Britain's "You've got Talent" Susan Boyle knocked 'em dead! Watch the video on youtube.
Here is a knock down example of living in the moment for sure!
Susan Boyle boldly stood up to Simon and said "I want to be a professional singer". The audience laughed...then listened.
Susan Boyle has led a quiet, sheltered life in a small village in Britain. She has not dated, never been kissed and spent the last several years caring for her elderly mother who recently passed away. She reported on this mornings cbs news that she is accustomed to be ridiculed and teased even now as an adult and that folks are "nice to her" now. Her appearance is unkempt, her hair wiry and unruly. Susan is 48 years old and when asked how she managed to do this and sing the (difficult) song she chose she said " I thought about the song".
Under circumstances that would have left me shaking in my boots and wishing there was a bathroom nearby, Susan Boyle chose to focus on the song rather than focus on the pain of losing her mother, the voices of the naysayers who criticized her, or the fears of her future. Susan Doyle magnificently knew that to experience this very moment at hand that she needed to place her attention on her present moment.
Go to CBS.com to watch the interview from this morning.
Here is a knock down example of living in the moment for sure!
Susan Boyle boldly stood up to Simon and said "I want to be a professional singer". The audience laughed...then listened.
Susan Boyle has led a quiet, sheltered life in a small village in Britain. She has not dated, never been kissed and spent the last several years caring for her elderly mother who recently passed away. She reported on this mornings cbs news that she is accustomed to be ridiculed and teased even now as an adult and that folks are "nice to her" now. Her appearance is unkempt, her hair wiry and unruly. Susan is 48 years old and when asked how she managed to do this and sing the (difficult) song she chose she said " I thought about the song".
Under circumstances that would have left me shaking in my boots and wishing there was a bathroom nearby, Susan Boyle chose to focus on the song rather than focus on the pain of losing her mother, the voices of the naysayers who criticized her, or the fears of her future. Susan Doyle magnificently knew that to experience this very moment at hand that she needed to place her attention on her present moment.
Go to CBS.com to watch the interview from this morning.
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