It will be quiet around here this week. I’m off to a creative arts think tank for the week and will not have access to my computer. (note withdrawal symptoms here)
But I know after a week around the minds that I will be with I will have plenty to share with all of you.
So in the meantime, enjoy the archives. If you’ve read them all, and can’t wait until next week, follow me on twitter. See you all next week.
Are you willing to die for what you believe? Does what you do matter? Do you want it to matter? Are you willing to work hard, continue learning even after you’re out of school, and develop the talent you have been given? Listen to what Will Smith has to say about this. Then tell me what you think.
When was the last time you actually sat down and wrote a letter (or even a postcard) to someone? More than just the ritual Christmas card or even birthday card, but an actual note with substance. It seems the art of letter writing is fading fast all thanks to e-mail, IM, twitter, and other instant means of communication.
Like so many, I don’t do this often enough either. But I also know how I feel when I get a letter or card in the mail that isn’t a bill or some other junk mail about hail damage to my roof. And when I do, I wonder why I don’t do this more often.
So today I encourage you to take 5 minutes and write a note, a card, even a post it note if that’s all you have, and send it to someone. It doesn’t have to be flowery or verbose, just something to let them know you were thinking about them. You’ll brighten their day – and I’m betting yours too.
Some times some things are just better left unsaid. Today’s posts was one of those. It’s now been trashed. That is all.
I’ve updated my about page with this information, but I am posting this here too – just to make sure I’ve covered all my bases and you my readers know where I am coming from.
First – The posts on this site are my own personal opinions. They are not read or approved by Journey Church of Acworth, before posting and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of JCA.
Next – according to the FTC I am required to tell you that on occasion I receive free books in exchange for reviewing them. (See the ad on the lower right for Book Sneeze) Even though the books are free, my opinion and reviews of the books are not based on the fact that they are free, but are based on what I personally think about the said book. Sometimes I have written reviews of great books, other books have gotten not so great reviews because well, they weren’t so great in my opinion.
So there it is. All the legal stuff that I need to disclose to you at this time.
I now return you to the regularly scheduled blog that takes place here at Brain Drops.
