Magical Moment 200, "Two Hundred"

It's hard to believe that I've gone through another 100 of these things! When I think back to how this blog began and the place I was at in my life, I realize that I've come a long way. It began as a way for me to force myself to look for at least one positive, happy, and beautiful moment a day. Had I not done this and followed through, who knows. Maybe I would be in a darker place right now, or let the weight of the world pull me down even farther. In a business where I've taken self-esteem beatings and rejections almost daily, this blog has been a way for me to outlet some of my thoughts and emotions that I didn't even know I felt until I typed them in black and white.

Thank you to those who take the time to read my blog and I sincerely hope and pray that you too have found something positive from it. I hope you'll keep reading as I continue to give it my time, thought, and heart on a daily basis. Below, I've linked some of my personal favorite blogs. If you haven't ever read my very first post, "Number One Fan" from February 4th, I invite you to at least read that one today, as it is the basis and purpose for this whole thing. Enjoy.

Magical Moment 1 Number One Fan

Magical Moment 179 Tune Me

Magical Moment 151 Sweet Secret Moment

Magical Moment 84 Fly with the Wind

Magical Moment 93 First Love

Magical Moment 35 The Line Between Dedicated and Crazy

Magical Moment 3 Victory at the Broadway Comedy Club

Magical Moment 6 I Knew You'd Come

Magical Moment 48 A Rain Haiku

Magical Moment 40 Another Train

Magical Moment 64 Fly Girls

Magical Moment 121 Airborne Subway

Magical Moment 104 Blessings that Fall

Magical Moment 114 Two Fools

Magical Moment 160 Sunburst

Comments

Anonymous said…

Beth,
Tune Me is still my favorite. I still do my best to make sure I become a better person everyday...to tune my soul.

Miss you and Eddie tons! I will be in Jersey for a hot minute over Labor Day...I will call when I get into town!!

-ro

August 23, 2010 at 8:57 PM

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