With the Christmas holidays starting late this year (12/23) and running halfway through January it seems, I keep forgetting which day it is. Especially when we go to Mass on Saturday afternoon instead of Sunday morning. I get all wonky with my days.
I ~think~ today is Sunday. It has to be because today was Sunday Sweets over at CakeWrecks. Isn't that scary? I'm checking the blogroll instead of the calendar to know what day it is?
Anyhow, the New Year Festivities™ are behind us, Christmas dec is taken down - not voluntarily - and there's only one week in the Octave of Christmas left. The ennui that I felt leading up to Christmas has been replaced by a sense of anticipation for what 2011 is going to bring. I've said I'm not making resolutions but rather looking to start a revolution. Because we all want to change the world. I'm not naive enough to think that I can change the world solo.
Can a blogger even change the world? Have I changed your world somehow?
I have to shout out to a few bloggers who have changed my perception of the world:
Joe George at Urban Simplicity
Jane Lebak at Seven Angels, Four Kids, One Family
Jen at Epbot/CakeWrecks
If you were to ask me how these bloggers changed my perception of the world - and let's face it, perception is everything - I would say...
Joe - challenged me to look past the ordinary and slow down and appreciate life in the slow lane. I found his blog looking for a recipe for Ezekiel bread. I stayed for the rest. While I haven't climbed on my recently repaired bicycle yet and used it as an alternate form of transport, I'm really looking forward to it.
Jane - opened my eyes to the world of the supernatural in ways that I'd previously been ignorant of. I've "known" Jane online for almost a decade and she's funny and witty and wise. My world would be a much duller place without Jane in it.
Jen - is "local" to me in the sense that we live in the same metropolitan area. But we've never met in person. Life is like that sometimes. But between the funny that is CakeWrecks and the artsy inspiration that is Epbot, I feel connected somehow. Jen is the kind of person I would TOTALLY hang out with in meat life. Totally.
So, which bloggers have changed your perception of the world or made your world a better place? Leave a comment so I can check them out!
Showing posts with label year in review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label year in review. Show all posts
Sunday, January 02, 2011
Saturday, January 01, 2011
2010 Year in [Pictorial] Review
Before eald for Bucks |
After Bald for Bucks |
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Miami Beach Post Passport Office |
Dance Recital Costumes |
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Sewing Class |
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Ballroom Class |
Ama's Koi Pond |
Sea World Jakarta |
Ancol Beach, Jakarta |
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Sushi Tei - YUM! |
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Jakarta Sunrise |
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Crazy Kids! |
Durian Boy |
McD's Jakarta Style |
Bali Hotel Lobby Pond |
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Best Seafood Ever! |
Bali Beaches |
Bali Beaches, Too |
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World's Best Martini according to Bourdain |
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Visiting KungKung |
Ama & Kuku |
Cuties |
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Thing 1 & Thing 3 |
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Thing 2 in a mood |
Friday, December 31, 2010
These are a few of my favorite things
of 2010
There's no raindrops on roses or whiskers on kittens, but these are things that lift my mood considerably when I'm feeling a little down.
Have a wonderful New Year full of promise and good things!
- Iced Lemon Tea
- Lemongrass essential oil
- The smell of laundry dried on the line outside
- Snuggles from my kids when they ask for "Mommy Time"
- The sense of accomplishment when I try something new and succeed
There's no raindrops on roses or whiskers on kittens, but these are things that lift my mood considerably when I'm feeling a little down.
Have a wonderful New Year full of promise and good things!
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