All We Need is LOVE . . . February 14, 2011
Posted by nrhatch in Happiness, Humor, Mindfulness.48 comments
Have you noticed the profusion of Happy (and Unhappy) Valentine’s Day greetings posted today?
From those who revere the holiday to those who abhor it?
I find it oddly amusing when people say they don’t like Valentine’s Day because IT makes them feel unloved, unwanted, uncherished, lonely, etc.
This just in . . .
Valentine’s Day does not make us feel good, bad, happy, or sad. IT is not doing anything to us. WE make ourselves feel whatever emotions WE attach to the day by the thoughts WE choose to think.
Happiness (and unhappiness) is never in things, places, events, holidays, food, possessions, people . . . it is in us.
Or it isn’t.
Quote: “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” ~ Eleanor Roosevelt.
All we need is LOVE . . . and Happiness. Happy Valentine’s Day!
No rules. Just write!
Related posts: Valentine’s Day Approacheth (Intergalactic Writers Inc. ) * Dear Valentine’s Day (JannaTWrites) * Happy Valentine’s Day and Mega-Monday Blog Hop (Mirth & Motivation) * Happy Valentine’s Day (postaday 2011) * Valentine’s Day (Pseu’s blog) * Love It or Hate It: Valentine’s Day (Maggie Madly Writing) * Cinema Sunday: Great Flicks (Vivian Kirkfield) * The Valentine Boyfriend (Carl D’Agostino) * Valentine (Reflections from a Cloudy Mirror) * Valentine’s Day (Cities of the Mind) * Valentine’s Day Special (Vivian Kirkfield) * 16 Billion Spent on Valentine’s Day (Duke 1959’s Blog) * Love Is . . . (Jeanne’s Blog) * My Valentine (Walk A Mile In My Shoes) * Lots of Love (Naomi’s Notes) * Random Acts of Kindness Week (Things In Life I Find Annoying) * A Valentine Comedy (Sarsm’s Blog) * The LOVE List (H is for Happiness) * Show Yourself A Little Love Today (Married with Luggage) * In Search of Definition (Reflections from a Cloudy Mirror) * Timeless Literary Love Stories (My Literary Quest) * Valentine’s Day Aftermath (Walk A Mile In My Shoes)
The Write Way To Ask For Money February 14, 2011
Posted by nrhatch in Blogging, Writing & Writers.18 comments
If you’re a writer, having time to write is soul satisfying ~ it’s the piece of cake.
Getting paid to write is the icing on that cake.
For writers, the right way to ask for money . . . is the write way to ask for money.
Check out this ad for freelance writing work that Connor posted on Craig’s List and shared on Cities of the Mind.
Its divine design allows prospective clients to see what Connor would bring to each assignment . . . CREATIVITY!
Turning the love of words into words people love.
