It’s Monday again already? Ah, so it is. . .or so my clock that ticks out good old Standard Time tells me!
This week’s Monday Joy will be a tad different from the last one. I am going to draw your attention to some individual posts that I found either hilarious, or interesting, or some of both! In any case, make sure you click on the links provided, read, subscribe, and enjoy!
Not Quite Old started me laughing one day last week, and I haven’t quit yet! You are sure to enjoy this well-written post about one of her embarrassing moments as a teenager. It’s a good thing she can laugh now, because all the rest of us are! Read, subscribe, enjoy!
Nancy Hatch of Spirit Lights the Way put up a terrific YouTube video this past week that is well worth watching, and then passing it on! In the video we are given some very simple facts – which should be obvious to all of us – but which are unfortunately either unknown or ignored. Make sure to visit this post today – even if you have seen it before. It bears repeating! Read, subscribe, learn, and enjoy!
Patti’s “Repost Repast” in her blog “Read Me,” gives you the bare facts. A wonderful post about birdwatching and “other” watching – even what you would rather not have to watch! Read, subscribe, enjoy!
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Something tells me I have left out one of the posts I was going to highlight! If I told you in a comment that I was going to put in a link to your post or blog on today’s “Monday Joy,” then please let me know. I need to stop relying on what used to be my good memory, and start writing things down. I’m afraid, however, that will be like writing out my grocery list, and then leaving it at home when I go to the grocery store! Oh well. . .
BTW – if I have not yet mentioned your blog here on Monday Joy, please don’t feel left out! This is only the third week, after all – and I have hundreds of blogs and/or posts to recommend. Every blog I read is worth mentioning – so click and visit any of the blogs on my blogroll!
Hope this is the beginning of a wonderful week, wherever you are, and that it is filled, as always, with the abundance of enough. . .
Patti said:
What a lovely way to start my week – thanks for the shout out!
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
You are most welcome! Loved your post!
colonialist said:
I managed to visit a few this morning, and then life took over and I didn’t even get the chance to say thanks for the leads!
Now I must try some more of them …
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
You are preaching to the choir here, Col! 😆
Andra Watkins said:
Happy Monday, Paula!
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
You too, Andra! You too!
nrhatch said:
Great start to the week! Thanks, PTC. 😀
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
My joys, and your music – quite a team!
LaMonique said:
Thanks for these, Paula. This is a wonderful start to my week!
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
Glad you enjoyed, LaMonique! How’s your novel coming along? My book is about where I left off last time I told you. . .think I better get to work!
Doug said:
OBJECTS IN MIRROR MAY BE
OTHER THAN THEY APPEAR
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
I think I see you in the rearview, Doug – and you are gaining on me! Where exactly are you, and when can I expect the knock on my door? 😆
Doug said:
We may be going in opposite directions, My wife is in local Shakespeare too (Twilight zone music). Google Betty Bleen
Doug
geezergirl1 said:
Thanks for your visit Paula.. Love your blog. It’s very inspiring. And you are very generous in your sharing other’s works and words.
I shifted my feelings/thoughts from ‘When I see it I’ll believe it.’ to
“When I believe it, I see it.” Makes me mindful of where i lay my beliefs down.
I like that you added the ‘think’….
living in the joy… xo jeanne
notquiteold said:
Thanks for the mention and link, Paula. I’m happiest when I make people laugh… so I’m hoping your friends will laugh at my follies and foibles.
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
You should be overflowing with happiness today then – because I know people are loving this post of yours especially.
Ashley Calhoun said:
TGIM! It’s the beginning of a new work week and I get to go tomorrow to work as research archivist at the SEJ Heritage Center at beautiful Lake Junaluska, NC. Last night I heard challenging speeches at the international and inter-religious Peace Conference given by Bishop Ntambo of the Democractic Republic of the Congo and by one of the lost boys of Sudan who has earned his bachelors and masters degrees and is going for his Ph.D in engineering to be able to go back to Sudan to help rebuild his country. The message was “You are blessed to be a blessing.”
Hubs
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
It should be great, Hubs – I am awfully sorry, however, that Senator McGovern is not able to make it! I wish him a speedy recovery and God’s blessings.
misswhiplash said:
Great post, thank you for recommending other good blogs
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
You are on my list of recommends, Patrecia. SO many good blogs – so little time! 🙂
danniehill said:
A wonderful selection. People say the darnest things.
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
Don’t they though? But, not however, me! BTW, are youand your neighbors drying out? My prayers are still with you all!
Cindy said:
I hope you have a lovely week, my friend xxx
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
Et toi aussi, mon amie! XOXO
souldipper said:
I love finally being the early bird. I ought to watch for South Africa more often! Have a great week, Paula.
Paula Tohline Calhoun said:
I’ve only managed to be the first on a SA blog once. It’s a good feeling to be first at something, isn’t it? 😆
I hope your week is filled with the joy of having enough. . .