Half Full Friday is a series of weekly posts that Eye Girl originally started in June 2009. Now the it is hosted by Sprinkles at Wyldechylde. We believe that a lot of our happiness is determined by our attitude about the things that happen to us. So by participating, we are deciding to see the glass as half full, instead of half empty. We are choosing to concentrate on the positives, instead of dwelling on the negatives. Our Half Full Friday posts are a way to do just that. They are a list of the things in our life that have brought us happiness over the past week. We are determined to find the something good in every day. Are you?“Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.” ~Marcel Proust
For the next week, we challenge you to keep a list of at least one thing that brought you happiness each day."Happiness pulses with every beat of my heart." ~Emily Logan Decens
I'm Happy and Thankful for many things every day... especially this week:
- For my oldest son's Hooding ceremony for his professional degree last Friday and for his grad school graduation on Saturday! Both were awesome and we're all so proud of our first and only Physical Therapist in the family, Dr. Michael!
- For the family gatherings and dinners last weekend!! It was wonderful seeing and visiting with everyone who was able to attend!!
- For selling my house!!!! And finding an Amazing place to move to soon!! I'm very Happy with my choices and decisions this week!!
"In the path of our happiness shall we find the learning for which we have chosen in this lifetime." ~Richard Bach (Illusions)
It's also "ALOHA FRIDAY" Everyone!! If you want to join in the fun? Post your own question on your blog and leave your link at the Aloha Friday post at An Island Life. Then you can visit the other participants if you wish...It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends or see what people are thinking about this week and join in a conversation or two if you like.
"Happiness is seeing your children achieve their dreams." ~MeMy question: What dream did you have in middle or high school? Did you fulfill it?
My answer: I wanted to be an Architect. I loved drawing, especially house designs at one time. However I didn't follow that dream. I wished I'd had the encouragement and support growing up, that I gave my own children.
"Education is the ability to think clearly, act well in the world of work and to appreciate life." ~Brigham YoungHave a Wonderful Weekend my Friends!
Hugs and Much Love to you All,
~ Coreen XO
Congratulations on selling your house! I'm really happy about the revisions in my manuscript this week.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your house sell hope all goes well.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
WooHoo! Congrats to your son - you must be proud! And congrats to selling your house and finding an amazing place to move to! Can't wait to hear all the details! :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't follow my dream - but I'm hoping that Princess Nagger will follow whatever dream she has, she'll have the encouragement and support that lacked for me. ;)
Aloha: Playdates and Sleepovers
Congrats to your son!!! What an accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteI dreamed of being a writer. I am so happy blogging came along to make me feel like I am working on that!
Wow! That is so exciting that you've sold your house and found a new home that you love! A new path to make your own!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you and your son!
I love your me quote too :)
AL - I've always wanted to work in social services and be a psychologist. I have not yet attained either, but I feel that I will. The desire and plot to get there is still strong.
Happy Friday
I had no idea you sold your house! I am so happy for you - so many people can't. You were so blessed.
ReplyDeleteSo where are you going to move?
One dream that I marry a very rich man but it doesn't go this way.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your son's achievement and your family events. And good for you for finally moving.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in high school, I knew I really wanted to be in the Engineering, or Architecture field. I ended up taking up Computer Engineering in college, graduated from good university in the Philippines and landed my first job right away as a Software Developer in Japan, which I had to give up when I got married to be with hubby. Right now, I'm happily raising our 2 babies. When they are old enough, I do plan on pursuing a job in the same field.
Congrats on selling your home and finding another one so soon!
ReplyDeleteYou know, you could always go back to school! If you're going full time though, I'd recommend only working part time. It's hard to do both. Or you could work full time and just take a few classes here and there. That's always a good start.
You sold your house? WOW--congrats. Where are you moving? I'm so happy for you.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger, I wanted to be a nurse. Don't know why since I don't like blood or needles... ha
Obviously, I didn't follow that dream.
Hugs,
Betsy
I always thought I wanted to be a teacher...and now I tutor. I came close!
ReplyDeleteFamily gatherings are something I always look forward. Congratulations to your son! And I am much happy that at last, your house was sold and you can find a new home.
ReplyDeleteto answer your question. I didn't dream of anything in particular, just random stuffs so natural for a high school student. I did gain some and few are still to catch.
YEEHAW, you sold your house! Sorry been unplugged for a week now. Be grateful you did not fulfill that dream, 40% of the Architects in this country are currently unemployed. I know I'm one of them. :)
ReplyDeleteJules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
I wanted to go to college. I did. It took forever but I did it.
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