What the Heart Sees

Last night's Blue Moon was beautiful.  

and to my eye, 

it looked no different than any other full moon an a clear night.

But to my heart, 

it was magical.

 http://www.barefootfive.com/2012/08/once-in-a-blue-moon/

This image is from Barefoot Five Blog...

and her blog address is just under this picture.

She shares her philosophy about a very connected life...

Personally, I think the words on this picture 

really sum up what she shares in a multitude of ways...

and I love her motto...

Finding Magic in the "ordinary" day

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A Clean Slate 

Happy 2013!

 Imagine the possibilities for the New Year;

   as fresh and inviting as a clean blackboard.

 

 Although there will surely be challenges,  

  

imaginations for the future need only include 

what makes us happy!

Like a room full of zinc and mercury glass!

or exciting places we may go throughout this year. 

 

or the treasured moments we will frame in our memories.

As the year begins just pick up the chalk and fill your slate 

with all the wonder and possibilities

held in those 3 simple words...

 

Happy New Year.  

Leave a comment and tell me what you will write on the 'chalk board' of your New Year.   

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Poor Dead Mouse

I'm sorry for leaving you hanging for the last couple of days.  But I may have spoken too soon when I titled my last post about being glad germs can't travel the web.  It' very curois indeed, because when I was trying to post the very next evening, my computer wouldn't respond.  Several years ago I had a picture of the skeletal remains of a mouse.  Not the elephant scaring little creatures that try to live sneakily in some houses...but rather what would appear to be the perfect 'rib cage' for a computer  mouse.  I wish I had that to share with this post.  My computer has 'gone into hospital' for mouse failure.  It will undergo diagnostics and the necessary surgical interventions.  Then the staff will be sure it is performing adequately through a series of rehab evaluations.   I will be able to bring it home once it's proven to have been fully recovered in about 7-12 days.  

Although I have obviously found how post using my smart phone (intelligence still questionable).  I'm not likely to participate in this difficult posting process again.   So I don't leave you hangin,  I will plan to be back by the 15th of January.  This is a little less than 12 days, but they assured me that MFS (Mouse Failure Syndrome) is a relatively minor affliction with a generally speedy recovery.  Keep your fingers crossed for us...

Good thing germs can't ride the web

Sniffle, Sniff, Sneeze Sneeze, Eyes watering, Ears Popping, Hot then Cold.

It's amazing that we can put a man on the moon, immunize millions against flu and

pneumonia and still this tiny little bug can do an end run and turn me into a Sneezing Maniac!

I know this is such a bore, but I was determined to 'stop by'.

Hoping for something more interesting tomrorrow. 

 Remember that hand washing is our best defense against these determined little creatures,

which leaves me wondering when/where I missed!

Thanks for visiting me in my sick bed....Coreen