Time Be Told When Days Grow Old and We Fail To Preserve Them

Hello All.

As in my latest post, I have another dear author to share with you, Mitch Albom.

Once again, on the left-hand side of the window, I have provided the link to his official website. Unlike Sparks' website, Albom's site contains not only information about his books, but also news on his latest books and tours, when the release of a movie or play of his book is coming out, a discussion board, and other works of his in the field of sports journalism ad radio.

I've read and own his three wonderful works. "For One More Day", "Tuesdays With Morrie", and "The Five People You Meet in Heaven", are fantastic. They are incredibly inspirational towards the way one lives their life. They make you understand that the small things in life, the people around you, are ever-so important, and must not be taken for granted. They are sure to capture your attention and your heart.

"Sparking" The Imagination

I came to a realization that it would be silly of me to not mention my all-time favorite romantic novelist, Nicholas Sparks, in my blog.

On the left-hand side of the window, I have provided a link to his official website where you are able to read up on his 15 books, and learn what they are about. His website also allows you to get in touch and learn about, other authors that are world renowned, and their books, by far, worth reading. I, myself, have read over six of Sparks' wonderful novels and can't wait to read the rest of them. Whether fact or fiction, they are all fantastic reads. You will cry, laugh, and smile while reading. His words seem to grasp you by the heart, and leave you dying to read on. Each book provides you with a life lesson to learn. Learning to love, the ability to overcome tragedy, the wonderfulness that is life, etc. The site itself may not be too interesting, but it does provide you with a bit of background on the books for further reading. Some of my favorite books of his are: "The Notebook", "A Walk To Remember", "Dear John", " Nights in Rodanthe", and "Message in a Bottle". Most of the previous books have been made into splendid movies, and they keep on coming, but nothing beats the books.

Wireless Connections With a Wired Bunch

Hey there viewers.

Once again I return with another site that i recommend all of those who are in need of some advice, or support with resolutions of all kinds, to check out.

The blog site of www.43things.com is a very in-depth, and very popular site which provides excellent help, advice and support from various people from all over. It is intended that you create your own blog to participate in the discussions as well as for commenting the posts of others, but if you wish not to do so, you are still able to access the posts of others. What is interesting about the blog is after you create your own blog in the site, you choose 43 things that you wish to accomplish within the new year. Almost like new year resolutions. Then it provides you with others who are wishing to accomplish the same goals, and from there you are free to chat with them about way of how you can achieve these goals, and your success stories.

I find it wonderful to have this kind of support, and be able to give that kind of support to others. I was overwhelmed at how many success stories there were, and how many people achieved their goals within a reasonable time. Keep in mind that achieving your goals doesn't just come over night, it takes time and effort, so patience is very important. No matter how old you are, this site gives you an opportunity to learn and grow, into your own success. Whether the goal be learning to love yourself, overcoming a tragedy, or succeeding at any and all aspects in life, your support team is waiting for you. Everyone is so willing and enthusiastic it's incredible.

This is by far, worth checking out!

To Blog Or Not To Blog. That Is The Question.

Hey guys!

Here again to suggest another link into another wonderful site. Ah, poetry: the noise of ones heart and soul through a breath of silent words.

So I came across this one site called www.poemsonly.com. I was interested right away with the attractive, yet simple design of the site, as well as its clear organization. As obvious as it may be, this site is all about poetry. It provides a variety of different kinds and topics of poetry, from people like you who have a kind of love in their hearts that can only be purely described and shown in words. When doing some further exploration, I discovered it allows you the opportunity to create your own blog within the site, so you too can post your own poetry as well as comment the poems of others. Keep in mind, you do not need to create your own blog to be able to have access to the poems, creating your own blog is optional. I found impressed the organization of its poems along the right-hand side of the window, impressive. The poems are laid out into two of the following headings: "Categories" and "Must Read Poems". Simple enough. All the poems that I've read, are so very inspirational. In the end, I realized that it provides you with a clear understanding that, at the best of times, even in the worst of times, you are never truly alone, there is always someone in the same position, or situation as you. We can all relate to each other in some way or another.

To me poetry is like throwing up words on a page. Its everything that is inside of you that has been held back and is just screaming to come out. I recommend you try this. Splurge out some words on a page. They don't have to make sense, but that's the beauty of it.
See for yourself, and check it out!

Oh The Beauty in The Art of Living

Hello All.

Just thought I'd share with you a highly-recommended blog site related to well-being, and optimistic opinions, that I have found to be rather inspirational and intreuging.

The blog website, www.zenhabits.net, was created by a man named Leo Babauta. He is known for his work of another blog website, www.mnmlist.com, which is all about minimalism. Both blogs are within the 100 top blogs on the internet, which is no surprise when considering all the success he's had with them both. He has recently become a new author, his first book, "The Power of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential, in business and in Life", being all about what the title states, has already been a top-seller.

The ZenHabits blog is very popular among people of all ages. It features three powerful articles per week on topics such as motvation, inspiration, family, life, goals, and living in the moment. Within the 'Start Here' link, it takes you to a whole new world. It provides you with a variety of well-organized posts divided into categories such as 'Most Popular Posts', 'Favorite Topics', 'Guides', even a month-by-month list of posts. I found it to be wonderfully inspiring and interesting, and can surly put your mind in a different perspective when relating to specific topics. Check it out!