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An unfortunate example for a book published in 2020
An unfortunate example for a book published in 2020
1 - Walking Off The Paved Pathway. My journey as I venture out of my comfort zone.
2 - Never read the book, yet the other day we watched the movie, “The Secret.“
My mom always raised my brother and I to think positively, be positive. In our cultural ways, my mom has even taught me that in everything I make, cooking/baking, gardening, craft/arts, to be positive while creating because what you make absorbs the energies.
This movie hit home.
@Mrs_B @Deblovestoread @CoffeeNBooks @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
#LitsyLove
How wonderful 🥰🫶🏻to come home from work to 🐌 mail ✉️ and to sit and read with a nice glass of wine 🍷😆thank you ladies lovely 🥰 letters replies and treats on the way back ✍️ 💨🐌✉️🌸❤️
1. “Brick by Brick: Navigating Life's Pages Through Illness, Exhaustion, and Joy“ (Brick-by-Brick referring to my love of LEGO and other building blocks)
2. The tagged book. It pulls at the heartstrings!
@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday
pickThis has been on my bookshelf for 10+ years and I‘m so glad I finally picked it up. It‘s a super short book and honestly it was repetitive so it could have been even shorter, but it think the author wanted to make sure the reader fully understood each agreement. I‘ll definitely use these agreements in the future. I also felt good how I had already changed my “nightmare” agreements and really feel my life has become my dream. I highly recommend.
This is one of the longest inscriptions I have in a second hand book. There's obviously a story in Caroline's heartfelt poem to the unnamed recipient of what was presumably a gift for Christmas 1972, but tantalisingly I'll never know, though it opens up realms of speculation 🤔💭💔💘
#inscription
"We often sing lullabies to our children that we ourselves may sleep."
"The song that lies silent in the heart of a mother sings upon the lips of her child."
“Long ago you were a dream in your mother's sleep, and then she awoke to give you birth.”
We took a walk on Formby beach today, and seeing the sand and the foam whipped up by a bracing wind off the Irish Sea inevitably brought to mind Kahlil Gibran's inspirational book of aphorisms. Time for a re-read 📖
I'm not sure if there will be any quotable passages that I *didn't* post here six years ago! We'll see 😏
