Posts need to continue...

Well, it seems I am overruled. I have had two people tell me how much they enjoy my postings and, though they may not have posted a comment (or had problems doing so), they have enjoyed reading it each time a new one is posted.

So, I will continue to post as often as I can. Thank you both for your support. You are dear and wonderful friends.

As to the comments problem: I don't quite know what to do there. I have gone in and posted under the anonymous comment profile and had no problems. Perhaps, that is the best way. I do know this: I would "copy" my comment before trying to post the comment, so you don't lose it if something happens. I have done this and it makes things so much easier. In fact, if it has been a lengthy comment, I have actually saved it to a word document so I can't lose it.

Today, instead of a full posting, I will simply toss a thought out there. I have been reading a book by Randy Gage entitled "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success". I am not necessarily advocating you read the book; however, I will mention one law he has talked about that has intrigued me immensely. It deals with creating vaccuums in your life. The idea that "nature abhors a vaccuum" is at the base of this. His statement is that in order to receive blessings you need to create a vaccuum for those blessings to fit into. For instance, if you would like to have more money you need to 1) give money away and 2) stop thinking about you not having any money. I have seen this idea over and over throughout my life, but it is starting to stick now. I didn't, for instance, meet Barb until I had decided that I didn't "need" someone in my life and I, basically, stopped looking. People have said this happens, but now I understand the why of it. I created a vaccuum along with a desire. I didn't "need" but desired to have someone special in my life. I have realized that this process has worked for me many times, but I didn't recognize it, so I have other areas that I need to work on with this process.

Just a thought. As always, I look forward to your comments. It's good to be back! Scott