dear candace, really the net is make links not only to our blogs but our lives as well. I highly recommend Julia Cameron, I consider her my fairy godmother of creativity, still I am in the process of becoming creative - an expression of my spirituality as well. Good thing I found you at BE it is a very nice way to get introduced to blogs of other people. good wishes, pete
Hosting the event with Ms. Nova of Pag-IBIG. More fotos here: https://www.facebook.com/pmrwatch/media_set?set=a.177980692410589.1073741840.100005959778490&type=1 MESSAGE Ms. Mel Nuqui President, PMRW DAVAO REGIONAL FORUM “BALIK PINAS: Empowering Returning Overseas Filipinos and their Families.” 22 November 2013 Ateneo de Davo University Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen a pleasant afternoon to all. Today’s gathering here at the Ateneo de Davao University marks the launching or the opening salvo for December’s celebration of the Month of Overseas Filipinos. We are very happy to be with you today to launch this event. Let me give you some milestones on the celebration the Month of Overseas Filipinos (MOF). It was during the administration of then President Corazon Aquino that Proclamation No. 276 was issued in June 1988, institutionalizing the commemoration of the Month of Overseas Filipinos e...
Well my blog is becoming a foto blog. I can't resist but capture the colors and scenes around after the dreary, snowless, and cold winter is a profusion of colors and the freshness of greens. This is the scene at the park now. Colorful lanterns adorn the pathway - to enlighten seekers of truth, maybe? Trees are full of flowers soon they will disappear. But, they are here to stay a bit to be offered as bouquet or tree of flowers for Buddha on his birthday. Flowers and Lanterns at the 518 Park
Matayog ang lipad ng saranggola ni Pepe Matayog ang pangarap ng matandang bingi Hinuli ang ibon, pinagsuot ng pantalon Tinali ng pisi, hindi na nagsinturon Dumaan ang jeepney at gumuhit pa sa kalye Mauling ang iniwang hindi na tinabi Nay...nay...nay...nay... (Awit ni Celeste Legaspi) This photo was taken last 5th of May, Children's Day of Korea, it was a holiday so the park was teeming with children and their parents. It was windy so kites made their presence on the sky. But it was the adults (their dad) who enjoyed flying kite the most, it was them who controlled the kite's thread to keep it afloat. So some of the kids were protesting to have the chance to play with the the kite. I am so glad to find this video from You Tube since it is children related as well. The music was performed by a children's choir (kids of Overseas Filipino Workers) based in Jeddah, KSA. Read the comments made by the owner of the video. I hope that these children understand and appreciate ...
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I had not heard of Julia Cameron, so I Googled her and found a great website called The Artists Life. This seems to be just what I need, so thank you!
No, I have not done NANOWRIMO (too frenetic for me!), but I did read the book by its founder called "No Plot? No Problem!"
I'm doing NILTOY, which is Novel In Less Than One Year. I'm enjoying that very much. There is a link to it on my blog.
What an exciting life you are leading, Pete! You are obviously a good soul. Please visit again.
really the net is make links not only to our blogs but our lives as well. I highly recommend Julia Cameron, I consider her my fairy godmother of creativity, still I am in the process of becoming creative - an expression of my spirituality as well. Good thing I found you at BE it is a very nice way to get introduced to blogs of other people. good wishes, pete