Showing posts with label potential. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potential. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2016

YOU ARE THE CAPTAIN OF YOUR OWN SHIP






photo by Matt









Toni Tennille has written a new memoir.  Everything you ever wanted to know about Captain & Tennille included, ---if you even know what the words "Captain & Tennille" mean, you wee babies!!  (Oh my gosh, I'm getting old.)    "In my prime I was a damn good singer," remembers Tennille.   Yup, she did her part for sure.   Enjoy classic Seventies'ness below.




                                        
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Principle in the type:  "All we are given is possibilities -- to make ourselves one thing or another."         Jose Ortega y Gasset                           






















                                                                                          Happiest of weekends, Peeps!


Thursday, March 17, 2016

LET GO OF MY LEGO





photo by Lego Photo mureut




What hurt's more?   Stepping barefoot on your Legos, or having them stolen??  Police in Portland arrested a man "who agreed to sell stolen Legos to undercover investigators."  Hey, it starts with Legos - who knows where it will end!    news          


Principle in the type:  "Limitless is your potential. Magnificent is your future, if you will take control of it. Do not let your lives drift in a fruitless and worthless manner."       Gordon B Hinckley



















Thursday, November 12, 2015

GET IN MY BELLY





photo by Ricardo Diaz




At Porto's bakeries in Glendale and Burbank, California, "It's not about building money or becoming rich, that's just a byproduct of hard work," says Betty Porto.   story       And I can attest that their hard work makes a divine cheese and guava danish!   You can just take my word on this.



Principle in the type:  "That is not to say that you have to experience everything to find truth and fulfill your potential. . . . Thankfully, or own experiences are not the only ones we have to rely on.  This is one of the reasons we pass down wisdom from generation to generation . . . "               Jennifer Burrows Nielson