Tag: self-esteem
Friday Philosophy
American Culture
Just Think
This isn’t a complaint post about stupid or rude people. And, I’m not asking if people think about jobs, daily chores, or to set their DVR.
I mean, does anyone ever think deeply and wonder about their place in the world? Didn’t philosophers once ponder the meaning of life? Does anyone ever do that these days?
Weekend Wisdom
Today I’m sharing another reading from the magazine DailyWord. It’s a powerful and relevant affirmation.
This lovely photo is by Ms. Anneli Purchase of Wordsfromanneli.wordpress.com
Hallway Angel
Weekend Wisdom
Hallway Angel
I originally wrote the following short memoir for a magazine I’d been published in before called Angels on Earth. However, I decided to publish it on my blog instead of in their magazine. Here, I can write it the way I saw it without any editors forcing their influence into it. It fits into that magazine’s genre though, and every story there ends with a little “helping hand” so to speak. You’ll see why when you read it. If you know any young girls/tweens/teenagers with self-esteem issues, please share this with them. Thanks. Continue reading “Hallway Angel”
Love Thyself
I’ve mentioned before, about how the human psyche intrigues me. Lately, I’ve been thinking about self-love, and wondering how many people actually love themselves.
I recently realized I don’t always love myself, and it’s what brought on this blog. Perhaps it will help me to think this “out loud” on my blog and maybe get others thinking too. Continue reading “Love Thyself”