FAMOUSLY

photo by Ross

This is nice, right?   Have you seen it?   A big part of life seems to be not giving up.   Myself, I'm really feeling the burn this week.



                                    

Principle in the type: "If for a while the harder you try, the harder it gets, take heart.  So it has been wth the best people who ever lived."      Jeffrey R. Holland    

 

                                                                              Happy Momma's Day out there!  You know who you Are!

MIND OVER MATTER

photo by Ali graney

Every year I'm tempted to buy a Goats in Trees calendar.   I mean but really, right?!   It's da'best.    And so, their little goat minds tell them to go climb a tree.  Our little human minds have done worse!  ( ... and better.)



                                  

Principle in the type:  "All that a man achieves and all that he fails to achieve is the direct result of his own thoughts."      James Lane Allen        

TYPE 2016

photo by Doug Kerr

~~~Happy Anniversary to The Principled Type~~~  ( ... sung singing'ly to the music of Happy Birthday).
It's been a whole year since the start of the TPT blog!   It went by fast.  Sort of.  Kinda of.  I hope you--like I--have weaned a word or two of wisdom from others quoted here.  Or comfort.   Or smiled.    If you read some posts last year, shoot me a shout-out in the comments or email.  It's all good.  

Onward and upward.

Principle in the type:  "My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.      Maya Angelou

SUCH A DEAL

photo by Roland Tanglao

Not sure how much Black Friday'ing you did.   But know "some of those Black Friday "deals" are not deals at all.   In fact, you could end up spending more for an item."   A WalletHub report "has some hard and fast figures to back that up."     . . . Oh heck, you guys know this.   Keep your eye on the ball.    news         
  

Principles in the type:  "Were it not for challenges to overcome and problems to solve, we would remain much as we are, with little or no progress.           Thomas S. Monson