Thursday, January 19, 2012
It's ok, pay for it.
I just heard my friend talking about a pair of shoes she bought in Europe, she said something like "the shoes were cheap quality, they didn't last". My other friend reminded her that she only paid $20 for them. So, although they were European shoes and I'm sure they gained a bit of frequent flyer miles coming all the way to Las Vegas- that didn't necessarily make them top of the line shoes.
Same thing goes w purses- and I am a purse girl- I haven't yet bought my first Gucci or Louis Vuitton, but I have learned from experience- pay $15 for a purse, watch out! Soon you will have straps falling off, zippers breaking, rips and stuff making it look like its been dragged around by a pack of wild horses.
Seriously. Spend a little bit more. Get quality.
Tonight I am trying a new yogurt- Oikos. Yes, I know it's .38cents more than Yoplait, but trust me- it was divine. I totally agree with John Stamos, it is the very best in the world.
I am worth it- and so are you!
Norma
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
To blog or not to blog
So the ultimate question is- to blog or not to blog...
I have decided to blog. Starting today. Imperfect, about whatever and whenever.
It's a step forward and I'm excited.
Ciao,
Norma
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Oh boy it's been a while.
Friday, April 9, 2010
It's time to dream again.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Let your life count!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Look
Look, look… then look again.
You can hear so much when you listen to people talk about their day, at the end of the day.
What went right, what went wrong, what they finished, and how much they have to do tomorrow.
I wonder how much we actually listen to ourselves talk… Maybe it’s time to sit still, listen and be thankful.
In January of 2007 the Lord spoke a word to me:
“This year you will turn your losses into gain, you will find gain in all of your losses and you will look and see depth.”
I’m sure that if I really took the time, I could list the losses and the gains and all the stuff I saw during those 1,000+ days…
Today, I just want to say: “Thanks God!” for the tears, for the laughs, for the days.
“Likewise I, God will comfort Zion, comfort all her mounds of ruins. I’ll transform her dead ground into Eden, her moonscape into the garden of God, A place filled with exuberance and laughter, thankful voices and melodic songs.” Isaiah 51:3 MSG