When I woke up at three o'clock this morning and could not get back to sleep, I decided to check out Wishcasting Wednesday and see what this week's wish was. At first I was not sure how to answer this week's prompt. After a cup of hot tea, it came to me. I wish to make a difference everywhere I go. I hope that by interacting in a a positive, upbeat, hopeful way that I can make a difference. I hope by smiling at people as I walk by them in the stores or on the street, I can make a difference. I hope by being a good wife, parent, Nana and friend I can make a difference. I hope that by living an authentic life that is true to my beliefs I can make a difference. When I go to the gym I see an elderly man dressed as if he is going to church working on the machines. He makes a difference by being there three times a week and setting a great example for everyone else. That is what I hope to do.
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2/16/2010 06:18:14 pm
I so loved the way you expressed that ...I'm sure you do ..make a difference. 2/16/2010 06:49:08 pm
As Ginny wishes for herself, so I wish for her also. 2/16/2010 08:07:54 pm
As Ginny wishes for herself, I wish for her also. That three oclock hour can be so enchanting. That is when I awoke and found myself writing my wish! 2/16/2010 08:18:33 pm
I can't think of a better wish than this one Ginny. And what a clever way you transformed your insomnia! 2/16/2010 09:28:45 pm
~how wonderful are your words...if only all would take heed to what you have written...wouldn't the world be a sweeter place...keep sprinkling the world with such love...one person can make a difference! as Ginny wishes for herself so I wish for her too...brightest blessings~ 2/17/2010 12:43:35 am
As you wish for yourself, Ginny, so I lovingly and honestly wish for you as well. 2/19/2010 11:59:16 am
I definitely think we can raise another's spirits simply by smiling at them.. honest, authentic human interaction is all too rare these days, so smiling and acknowledging strangers is blessing them. Leave a Reply. |
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