Showing posts with label good news monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label good news monday. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Good News Monday!


I have fallen in love with Caroline Schmitt's photography. Since I'm subscribed to her blog, I get these amazing infusions of GOOD to make my week beautiful. I particularly liked this picture. We are indeed ALL ONE.
You can find her blog here: http://iwilltellyouthewholestory.com/2012/08/20/we-stood-steady-as-the-stars-in-the-woods-so-happy-hearted-and-the-warmth-rang-true-inside-these-bones/

We stood
Steady as the stars in the woods
So happy-hearted
And the warmth rang true inside these bones
We grow, grow, steady as the morning
We grow, grow older still
We grow, grow, happy as a new dawn
We grow, grow, older still 
We grow, grow, steady as the flowers
We grow, grow, older still 
(Ben Howard)

Monday, August 13, 2012

Good News Monday - And a Challenge

This moving story of how one woman was on a personal mission to mother the world filled my eyes with tears. How many times am I apt to criticize and point out the shortcomings of those around me instead of trying to reach their hearts? This woman is inspiring to me - she channeled her own trauma into a force for good by making a personal commitment to helping other people's kids.

 "Spare some change? Something, anything! Trying to get something to eat." My grocery store and the sidewalk outside, are always packed after work. With so many customers jammed together, it must have seemed an ideal place to beg. But with four plastic grocery bags already cutting into my hands, I wanted the walk home behind me.

Monday, July 23, 2012

A little good news on a Monday!

I love good news, and I love reading about people who are making good things happen. This article made me happy today, and I declare Mondays from here on out as "Good News Mondays". So let it be said, so let it be done. Amen! :)

 Good news Monday story of the day:

9 Nanas 
Somewhere in West Tennessee, not far from Graceland, nine women -- or "The 9 Nanas," as they prefer to be called -- gather in the darkness of night. At 4am they begin their daily routine --