Karendipity

In response to:A first! Someone commented on my blog!

Wed, 25 Jul 2007 21:31:08 +0200

Hi James, so GREAT to hear from you! That's good advice about reading and commenting on other people's blogs. I'm a blog virgin, I don't know anything other than how to post, so all advice is welcome. Thank you!

In response to:A first! Someone commented on my blog!

Wed, 25 Jul 2007 06:30:01 +0200

Yeah, exciting isn't it? A comment. Someone's interested in what I have to say! I remember my first few left me quite amazed. If you'd like more there's a few things you can do. The main one being read and comment on other people's blogs. They'll often reciprocate and before you know it you'll have Friends who really get involved and make blogging worth while. Good luck. James.

In response to:I started a new job this week and no one cares

Wed, 25 Jul 2007 03:23:23 +0200

Since no one is asking, perhaps this unknown stranger to u shall ask - How's your day and what is your nature of work?Wonder it helps you. ;-)

Anyway here's another positive thinking :-

If we have a serious illness, we often see it in the most
negative way possible. If we have a head injury, we think to
ourselves, 'This is really the worst thing that could have
happened to me. If only it were a problem with my legs!"
Instead of telling ourselves that thousands of others are
suffering at least as much as we are, we feel sorry for ourselves as if we were the only person in the world to experience suffering.

And yes it is possible to adopt the reverse attitude and to
think, if our arms are paralysed, 'I can no longer use my arms,but at least my legs can still spport me;' And if it's our legs 'My legs will no longer carry me. but I can get around in a wheel chair and I can still write with my hands. ' Simple thought like these are enough to bring comfort.