Christmas has barely gone, but with its exit it has taken my daily posts on Top Holiday Memories. I do hope you have enjoyed all 25 episodes.
Now I am faced with the decision of the topic for the next few post. I have several ideas, but I would like to give a moment or two here to listen to anything you might suggest. I will tell you a few things that have been on my mind, but don’t feel limited to pick one – suggest your own…
1. Family Memories – I have a very interesting (read dysfunctional) family and the way I often remember and tell my version of the truth does make people laugh – if in disbelief.
2. Original Stories – I use to create stories to use as both child’s time and for sermon illustrations years ago when I was a pastor (if that surprises you, you haven’t been to my bio page – oh the horror!)
3. Spiritual Observations Reflections – I often find spiritual lessons in simple daily events/objects and sometimes write those down (you know “Life is like a box of chocolates – and all that.”)
4. Poetry – I write poetry – kind of. I feel certain emotions through words and often jot those down. They make sense to me, but I wouldn’t expect them to ‘stand up’ to real poetic analysis. They also tend to be more dark and brooding – like music in a minor key.
5. Yoga – I’m taking my first Yoga class starting January 21st. I know I will learn much and have many thoughts about this experience. It might be fun to share those, but I don’t want this to become a Yoga blog… (you know, like when those runners start blogging about their running time and marathons, and gear and such – Hi Dena!!)
That’s about it. You thoughts are most welcome…
They seem like great resolutions for a new bright year.. I wish I had the strong will you have.... I am sure I 'll be able to find my way to it too! Very inviting steps all of them!!
ReplyDeleteYOGA-YOGA-YOGA!!!
ReplyDeletethose sermons were made up??? : )
ReplyDeleteI'd love to read about your spiritual views, especially as you framed it, "I often find spiritual lessons in simple daily events/objects." That's where I find the greatest insight as well.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great Christmas, and here's to a hopeful New Year!
Mike
How are you this evening?
ReplyDeleteI feel excited to be back here to view the magic and words power unfold..
happy new year!
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just in case.
I like dysfunctional family stories.
ReplyDeleteSecretia
Dulce - i'll do what i can. this post has gotten me thinking about better planning my blog activity this year.
ReplyDeleteDena - why am I NOT surprised?
Sue - some of the stories were made up. all of the sermons were. :) miss you guys.
Michael - thanks. coming from you that means a lot.
Ji - thanks for the visit and the kind words.
Secretia - oh, the stories I could tell you!!!