Tagged again! I’m running out of random facts, so I’ve decided to take inspiration from the ones who tag me, and put my own twist on this meme.

Leola expresses family love, true friendship, and reverence for nature on her beautiful blog. Her paintings are exquisite, often glowing against a dark background. Haunting aurorae; delicate flowers; powerful lightning; enchanted characters. Leola’s creations are most often tiny—she is an accomplished miniaturist. To see such beauty in so small a thing teaches me to appreciate the details in life.

Love of others; love of creation. What are six beautiful things that I am thankful for in life?

1: Loyalty — in family, friends, or pets. They love me when I’m least lovable, because they believe I can do better.

2: Faithfulness. Those who simply believe in God, goodness, and possibilities.

3: Miracles. Birth, rebirth—whether as a sunrise or a human life.

4: Plants. The vitality of growing things.

5: Sky — and everything in it and beyond it. Hardly gets more awesome than that.

6: Love.

And you? What are six details you appreciate in your life?

~~~

 

Read more about the journey to publishing The Rosewood House, and subscribe to this blog to receive the latest updates and fiction!

 

 

3 Responses to “Tagged – The Beauty of Life”

  1. 6:47 pm, 10 January, 2009 р.
    Alex Moore says:

    hmmm…beautiful choices. I’ve added a spin to yours — the following six are things I choose to cultivate in my life. I don’t always succeed, but these are my goals:
    1.Joy in the little things;
    2.Peace in whatsoever state i’m in;
    3.Love and compassion for others regardless of their actions and attitudes;
    4.Enjoy Nature in all of her moods;
    5.An focus on goal-setting;
    6.Boundless optimism.

  2. 11:13 pm, 8 July, 2010 р.
    Alisha Cox says:

    Goal setting is very important specially if you want to plan long term.,*’

  3. 6:43 pm, 20 July, 2010 р.
    Jacob Johnson says:

    Goal setting is very important if you want something to be done in a short period of time.,’”

Your comments are welcome