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@martina
I challenge you
try-to-stay-positive:
to wake up and smile!
Start your day with a smile :-) Because today could be the perfect day for a perfect day. It will brighten your mood and you deserve it <3
:) I'm accepting this challenge - will you join me?
Make your life into a story you would want to read
Yesterday I came across an article that suggested to "live your life so it's a story to tell". The basic concept of living life to the fullest has been repeated by many. The commencement address by Steve Jobs at Stanford University also suggested to Iive every day as if it were your last.
By reading this article, however, I came away with the idea that one should take opportunities when they present themselves. However, I think there was a slight undertone of doing so for others. Maybe this was unintentional, but I definitely think you should not live your life for others or to be a person with bragging rights at a party - you should take risks and new experiences only for yourself. It's your life, and you only get one life to live.
On Change
I don't post on here often, but I'm hoping to change that. More specifically, I hope to write more entries and comment more on things I reblog.
By writing this out like this for others to see, I hope to make myself more accountable to actually follow through with it!
This method is apparently also a good way to motivate yourself in other areas, such as exercise. Let's see if it works! ;)
Check out the free webinar by Jen Gresham on how to find your passion (in regards to your career)! I found it very useful and enlightening.
Source: http://zenhabits.net/passion-webinar/
therapsida:
feministslut:
almond-skeyes:
I don’t think I ever reblogged this
but this is a powerful message of the double standard
This is a similar picture to this floating around tumblr that also shows orthodox Jewish women as well.
I mean, the Orthodox Jewish community is mostly hella oppressive of women, so…….
(And I’m saying that coming from a more lenient Jewish community, having Orthodox friends, and having a mom who grew up in an extremely restrictive and suffocating Orthodox community that she was lucky enough to get out of.)
therapsida:
thenewrepublic:
President Obama didn’t create today’s budget problem. Bush did.
100 years from now, when the US has turned into a post-USSR-style, gray, economically depressed, and terminally hopeless nation of bleary-eyed wanderers, when my great-grandkids ask me why their world is the way it is, I will just lean close, grab them with my brittle old hands, and whisper, “BUSH.”
I should look at this every day
Portia on Ellen: “I’ve changed so much as a person since I met Ellen. I used to think that the way to be strong was to be tough. I used to think that to be independent was to not need anyone. But she’s taught me that the more vulnerable you are, and the softer you are, and the more you allow people into your life and into your heart, the happier you are and the more valuable you are to other people. Ellen has completely changed the way I look at life. She’s made me not worry about what other people think — I mean, I’m still working on that, I have to be honest. But she’s taught me that who I am is perfectly good enough. And that I don’t have to pretend to be anything other than who I am. And that’s been the most incredible gift that she’s given me. That anyone could give to anybody that they love.”
Ellen on Portia: She saves me every minute of the day and I don’t know what I’d do without her. She’s so amazing in every way. If I had to pick one thing that’s the best about her is that she’s so loving. She’s just the most loving kind generous person to everyone. She’s sweet, she treats everyone in a very kind way and that’s the best thing about Portia.”
awesome. I want to make food art
photojojo:
Did you know that wild pigs live on the beaches in the Bahamas and will come greet you with friendly oinks? (Youtube search it!)
Mr. Pig, consider yourself added to our must-see list.
Photo by Cor Bosman
trastorn:
94.78% Iraqi Civilian casualties
4.39% Afghan Civilian casualties
0.55% American casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq
0.28% September 11th victims
This graphic hurts my heart.
Charles R. Swindoll once wrote:
“The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life. Attitude, to me, is more important than facts. It is more important than the past, the education, the money, than circumstances, than failure, than successes, than what other people think or say or do. It is more important than appearance, giftedness or skill. It will make or break a company… a church… a home. The remarkable thing is we have a choice everyday regarding the attitude we will embrace for that day. We cannot change our past… we cannot change the fact that people will act in a certain way. We cannot change the inevitable. The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have, and that is our attitude. I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it. And so it is with you… we are in charge of our Attitudes.”
