Showing posts with label Positive Message. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Positive Message. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

Your Positive Thought: "It's Going To Be Worth It."

A positive thought for the day.

Found on a bulletin board at Richland college, with many other positive thoughts.



Have a good day.

Alice
or North dallas homegirl

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Is Your Mission Finished?

Writer Richard Bach said:

"Here is a test to find whether your mission on earth is finished: If you're alive, it isn't."

Richard Bach was recently injured in a plane crash, and is now recovering.
In the 1970s he wrote a book that inspired a movie, with a soundtrack by none other than Neil Diamond.

THE END.
Happy June 9.

Alice
In an honest fashion, north dallas homegirl.



I could not decide if I liked the above photo, so here is another one of Richard Bach:


Also, thank you to Gloria, of course ... who exposed me to this quote.


Tuesday, April 16, 2013

3 Quotes That May Or May Not Inspire You

The other day I ran in a 1/2 marathon. I saw a couple of runners that had a shirt that said, basically,
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Ok, I guess it's Phillipians 4:13.
It's not some made-up quote.

The point: Wow, I thought. If I only had a shirt that said that, I could instantly do all things ... like win the lottery?

(There is no dis intended for any church-going friends).

New topic.
Here are 3 quotes, all worth bearing in mind.

I am writing this because I want to share something positive today.

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Famous prayer.

The principle is competing against yourself. It's about self-improvement, about being better than you were the day before.
Steve Young, a famous football player.
This was passed on to me by my friend Gloria. Thanks! Read her blog. Do it now.

And:
Do not think of your fault; still less of others' faults. Look for what is good and strong and try to imitate it. Your faults will drop off like dead leaves when their time comes.
John Ruskin, an art critic during the 1800s and overall cool philosopher.

The end.
Have a good Tuesday.
Thanks for reading my little blog.

Alice
(n.d.h.)

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Here Is My Sunday Post And, Check Out Marcel Hall's Video. Was He Really Just A Friend?

Hello Bloggerites:

Since I promised myself I would continue the blogathon (and I have to beat Gloria! I am just kidding), here is my Sunday post.

The Dallas International Festival (Wow. I didn't even know we had one. Just found out) was held yesterday. It's too late to go this year, but you can always go in 2013!

Music News: There is currently none. However, if you want to see Biz Markie, check out this video. Was he really just a friend?

Give Love, Peace, Hope and Luck.
Alice
(n.d.h.)

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Visit Lake Cliff Park If You Are A Friend Of Oak Cliff. Also My Observation At Watermark Church. And Steve Jobs' Speech.


Dear all,
I passed a park in Oak Cliff (Dallas) that I want to visit more extensively one day. I have passed it lots of times, but the other day, I paused to look at it more closely, and noticed that the lake in the center is larger than I thought. It is Lake Cliff Park. Scroll down to the second park, after you--of course--click on the link and you will see it. (44 acres!)

I attended Watermark Church today in Dallas... after being invited by a friend.
During one active pre-service song, images were shown on a 2 large screens of the church community's members being baptized in a small pool of water that I believe is near the church. Everyone looked too happy and smiley.
In the images, everyone, including 2 or 3 people assisting the believer, had waded into the water about waist-deep. May work for some, but Huh??
I like the Catholic way of baptism, where they just dip the baby in water for a few moments, or sprinkle the child with water.
The same goal is achieved; it's less stressful for the baby and everyone involved.

A "special" segment I have no idea why I'm calling Did You Know?:
Did you know that Steve Jobs' 2005 Commencement Speech at Stanford University took him just 14:11 to complete? In it he shares "three stories about my life."
If you watch the video, watch out for the annoying graduation music, which plays while he is talking. I don't think I even liked that music when I graduated.

This web site contains great clothes to wear to Bingo Night, A Whichever-Tickets-You-Can-Get concert, or just anywhere.
I would say the offerings on the site push the boundary, but this is not a fashion blog.

The End.
Stay Hungry,

Alice
(non-affectionately known as ndh)

(Trying to lose my Michigan accent).

"Nothing Can Stop A Determined Soul."
Ella Wheeler Wilcox said it.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

"I Am Too Positive To Be Doubtful." 500 Singleton. And, Quinceaneras Know How To Party.

Dear amateur blog critics:

My friend sent me this message recently, which she found posted somewhere else:

"I am too positive to be doubtful. Too optimistic to be fearful. And too determined to be defeated."

This message can apply to anything you are doing, small OR large. So, go be positive!
And fearless.

I talked recently about a "theater" at 500 Singleton Boulevard. (The web site may contain graphic images, which I have nothing to do with!)
Their current play is called Flesh World.
On their web site, the inventors of 500 Singleton Boulevard state, "We simply do things the way we want to do it, where, and how, because we don't know what else to do." Sounds interesting... They also state, "Our emphasis is on new, experimental, and collectively created work that defies categories and conventions." Actually, doesn't every great work (it could be a movie, or a book) "defy" a "category" or "convention"?
Even though the review for Flesh World contained the word anthropomorphic, which I did not know and had to look up... maybe you should see the play and decide for yourself what you think. Details are on the web site (above).

Verizon Wireless is offering a promotion for those about to have a quinceanera called, "My Fabulous Quince."
So tell all the 14-year-olds you know to start planning their fiesta. No booze, young lady!!!

The End.
Alice

(ndh)
Also, do not forget that you can follow my blog! This means my ramblings will be unavoidable in your inbox. I am pretty sure all you have to do is go to blogger, and click on Follow. I am exploring, and when I find out more I will let you know.