Showing posts with label Monday Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monday Inspiration. Show all posts

May 14, 2012

Monday Inspiration

Whether big or small ...


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March 26, 2012

Monday Inspiration

There are a number of keys to happiness ... here's one of them.

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March 19, 2012

Monday Inspiration

Still on the topic of gratitude - because there is much to be grateful for.

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Have a great week ahead, folks!



March 12, 2012

Monday Inspiration


Indeed.

Have a great week ahead!


March 5, 2012

February 27, 2012

Monday Inspiration



Just a simple reminder to keep a positive mental state for the week ahead. Happy Monday to all!



February 20, 2012

Monday Inspiration: Yes You Can!


Whatever it is, as long as you put all your mind, heart and soul into it ...




Have a can-do-it week ahead!



February 13, 2012

February 6, 2012

Monday Inspiration - Week 5

In this case, the good old traditional way is more special.

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And I just did last night. I wrote a Palanca letter to my eldest daughter who is off on a 3-day retreat as part of her pre-graduation rites. I could have easily typed out my thoughts on my laptop and printed it out on regular paper but I thought better and scoured the bookstore for a blank card to make it all the more special. 

A pen, a card and a lot of positive words - let that be an inspiration for us this week.


January 30, 2012

Monday Inspiration - Week 4

In keeping with my own gratitude scrapbook journal, this photo from the Facebook page of Love and Inspiration caught my eye:




Indeed, our days our filled with wondrous blessings. We can choose to view a partially-filled glass of water as half full rather than as half empty. With gratitude in our hearts, much joy abounds.

Here's to a positive week ahead!






January 16, 2012

Loving Mondays

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What's there to love about Mondays? It signals the start of an often busy and harried work week. Waking up early is the hardest part. The commute to and fro from our home to the office is now a big pain as traffic along EDSA is at it worst on Monday mornings. I could go on about why and how I don't like Mondays, but then I vowed to start the week with positivism, so here goes ...

Today, I am viewing Monday in a whole new light. I am looking forward to a productive week at the office. By counting my blessings, I must say that I am truly grateful for my job and the monetary rewards which allows our family some form of luxuries every now and then. I am thankful for the drive and the passion to meet our work goals and for the relatively easy relationships with my colleagues and staff. All these make "working for a living" bearable and fruitful.

Have a great Monday!



January 2, 2012

Monday Inspiration

It's the first Monday of 2012!!! 

The Holidays are officially over and it's back to work for me. To start off the week positively, every Monday, I will be posting inspiring thoughts or just about any mundane stuff.

As my very first Monday Inspiration, I'd like to share this:


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Pinterest led me here, a wonderful and inspiring site by Monica Wright. It is a site about scrap booking which was a passion of mine about a decade ago. I got into the craft of scrap booking a year after I had given birth to my second daughter and my first one was starting her Kindergarten years. I made albums but also left a lot of unfinished ones because it was an expensive hobby - with photos to develop and all that hype about choosing acid and lignin-free materials which were mostly imported and costly. With a family just starting out, there were more important priorities for our limited resources. So I shelved my projects. And then I started working again and as they say, life took over. But through all these years, I yearned to be able to find time to make pages which chronicle the growing up years of my girls and showcase our family travels. I was able to finish one for our first family trip to Boracay back in 2007, but that was it. Even with the advent of digital scrapbooks, I have secretly yearned to de-stress by cutting, pasting and making page lay outs. Like reading with Kindle vs. physically flipping book pages. Over the years, I continued to purchase scrap book materials which became available in our local bookstores, hoping for the day I would have time to sit down and "create".

Last week, I found a notebook which would become my scrap journal of all things I am grateful for.





Now I will find time to do it. One page at a time. My project for the year. A gratitude each day. 



"This journal will be an exercise in becoming aware of, and recognize, all the joys 
and blessings in my life. And to be thankful for them." - Monica Wright