Archive for April, 2006

Isn’t It Ironic…

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

I’m always struggling with how much of my personal life I should share on this blog. Sometimes it’s very personal. (As “personal lives” tend to be!) I put this blog together specifically to illustrate how I apply the Joy Immersion Project to my own life and its challenges, and the conclusion I’ve come […]

If Weeds Could Think

Tuesday, April 25th, 2006

We’re doing the Spring thing as often as we can lately, working to get our yard fixed up and comfy. I’ve planted some flower seeds, and am enjoying showing the process (and the miracle!) to my little boy. It sure was neat watching him today as he counted the fragile seedlings he helped plant. […]

Progress

Sunday, April 23rd, 2006

I’ve been asked by several people how I’ve been doing since my last post on the subject of my mood, and I’m happy to say that there has been a marked improvement. I’m not at the “top of my game” so to speak, but I’m feeling definite improvements.
Probably the single-most important contributor […]

More Crunch Per Serving

Wednesday, April 19th, 2006

Isn’t it amazing how every so often people are brought into our lives at just the right time? A few weeks ago, I introduced you to a real-life friend of mine who blogs, (Crunchy) and she has since left a few comments on this blog that have led me to think about stuff I […]

Easter Eve, 2006

Saturday, April 15th, 2006

As may be evident in my Daily Reports (to the right), I have been facing a bit of a personal challenge these past three weeks or so. I don’t know what is causing my blue days and mood swings, but three weeks is the longest I’ve had to deal with them in some time. […]

Me, Myself, and Moi

Friday, April 14th, 2006

Crunchy left a comment that really rang a bell for me. The whole thing is worth reading, but I just have to share this part:
And I’ve noticed something by paying attention to my thoughts….I can be really judgemental! Especially with thoughts of those people whom I feel judge me. I can be three times […]

Change Me

Monday, April 10th, 2006

In Assignment #8, I included a prayer that I personally found to be very useful in my search for a higher power. There is another prayer that I have come across in the past year that has also proven to be extremely powerful. I first read it in Janice Walton-Hadlock’s writings, but it […]

Welcome, Germany!

Friday, April 7th, 2006

I am very excited to announce that, thanks to my very good friend, Karoline Crawshaw* - translator extraordinaire - the Joy Immersion Project, its explanation, and the first assignment are now available on this site in German! This took an enormous amount of work on the part of a woman who doesn’t have much […]

Is Your Hut On Fire?

Thursday, April 6th, 2006

I recently received the following story in an email. I did some research and could not find who originally authored the little parable (if you know, please tell me so I can give proper credit) but I just love the message. (It also fits in nicely with the current assignment!)
The only survivor of […]

Eight!

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006

I’ve just released Assignment #8! Swing on over and take a look.
For my fifteen minutes a day, I’m currently (and slowly) reading a book called “The Second Coming of Christ” by Paramahansa Yogananda. I am not of the Christian persuasion, per se, but I was led to this book (actually it’s two enormous […]