It's good to keep old cards from your loved ones around...
While doing a major rearrangement in my bedroom, I came upon some old Christmas cards, birthday cards and thank you cards from friends and family.
In an age of emails and electronic this or that it is nice to see that most of us still keep the tradition of giving someone a card alive. When time passes and everyone gets busy with life, we sometimes forget how great a simple note of love, gratitude or well wishes actually makes a person feel.
Let us keep this tradition alive and well. Even if all you can use is a text message, email or some other electronic format - sometimes a simple note can go a long way inside a person's heart. Even the darkest moments in our lives or our hearts can be uplifted with a kind word or reflection of love and meaning that we have in someone else's life. All of you - my viewers - mean a lot to me.
So here's my note to my friends in Russia, Australia, UK, France, Germany, Singapore, Ireland and of course the USA: Thank you for taking some of your time to read my material. I hope I have entertained you and can keep doing so. Your steady viewership means a lot to me. I hope my work can mean half as much to you as your responses to a new post mean to me. Like I said before, I wanted this to be one joyous ride into positive energy. One positive moment of focus in the busy day of our lives. Let's keep it going and please do leave some comments to share with other viewers!
Be sure to scroll down to my previous post and catch up with part 4 of "The Page". Ironically people seem to be still viewing part 3. From here forward I plan to have a new fictional story or story continuation posted every Saturday morning, so that you can read it on your computer, tablet or phone alongside your breakfast. During the week I will feature more real life comments. I also have links now that allow you to subscribe to email and Twitter updates for this blog. You can now respond back either here, via email link or on Twitter. Pretty amazing, huh?
Anyway, have a great rest of your weekend!
Love and best wishes...
John S!
While doing a major rearrangement in my bedroom, I came upon some old Christmas cards, birthday cards and thank you cards from friends and family.
In an age of emails and electronic this or that it is nice to see that most of us still keep the tradition of giving someone a card alive. When time passes and everyone gets busy with life, we sometimes forget how great a simple note of love, gratitude or well wishes actually makes a person feel.
Let us keep this tradition alive and well. Even if all you can use is a text message, email or some other electronic format - sometimes a simple note can go a long way inside a person's heart. Even the darkest moments in our lives or our hearts can be uplifted with a kind word or reflection of love and meaning that we have in someone else's life. All of you - my viewers - mean a lot to me.
So here's my note to my friends in Russia, Australia, UK, France, Germany, Singapore, Ireland and of course the USA: Thank you for taking some of your time to read my material. I hope I have entertained you and can keep doing so. Your steady viewership means a lot to me. I hope my work can mean half as much to you as your responses to a new post mean to me. Like I said before, I wanted this to be one joyous ride into positive energy. One positive moment of focus in the busy day of our lives. Let's keep it going and please do leave some comments to share with other viewers!
Be sure to scroll down to my previous post and catch up with part 4 of "The Page". Ironically people seem to be still viewing part 3. From here forward I plan to have a new fictional story or story continuation posted every Saturday morning, so that you can read it on your computer, tablet or phone alongside your breakfast. During the week I will feature more real life comments. I also have links now that allow you to subscribe to email and Twitter updates for this blog. You can now respond back either here, via email link or on Twitter. Pretty amazing, huh?
Anyway, have a great rest of your weekend!
Love and best wishes...
John S!
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