I have been asked by Wendy Holcombe, who does lovely posts for her blog: Picnic With Ants
There are certain steps to making this happen and I quote these steps from Wendy:
“Here’s how this thing works:
1. Thank the person that nominated you.
2. Write one quote each day for three consecutive days (3 quotes total)
3. Explain why the quote is meaningful for you.
4. Nominate three bloggers each day to participate in the challenge”
I am going to do all three quotes on this one day because I have also the daily poetry challenge for National Poetry Month. I have been away from my desk for a few days so there is some catching up to do.
Here is my first quote and this is my own quote. I say this to myself often as I try to get past my own head to make things happen.
Quote #2 is from Norman Vincent Peale. I read his book, The Power of Positive Thinking, many years ago and it really helped me get past negativity. I still slip down that slope but not as much as I used to. I find myself quoting him often.
Lastly, in honor of the late Barbara Bush, First Lady and wise woman. I love this one the most because it speaks to what is important to me.
Barbara Bush Quote from Brainy Quotes
I would like to nominate the following bloggers who are among many of my favorites. It was hard to narrow down.
Cheryl Capaldo Traylor – Giving Voice to My Astonishment
Chanah Liora Wizenberg – Penwize
Missy Cheney Farrow – Midlife Margaritas
If unable to participate, please share a favorite quote in the comments, if you can.
Thanks so much!
I love the three quotes you chose. Here’s one of mine:
“God is like a mirror. The mirror never changes, but everybody who looks at it sees something different.”
–Rabbi Harold Kushner
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So very true! Thank you for that!
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Thank you for taking the challenge! I love your quotes. 🙂
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Hi Lisa! Thanks for stopping by formidableWoman today. You are the second woman to ask for quotes in the last few days. The other woman is a dear friend asking for them for her birthday. Though you did not ask one of me, I thought since I’m here I’d contribute.
This one is from “On Keeping a Notebook” by Joan Didion: “The impluse to write things down is a peculiarly compulsive one, inexplicable to those who do not share it, useful only accidentally, only secondarily, in the way that any compulsion tries to justify itself…” I love it!
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Thanks so much!!
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