Hey Everyone! I hope y’all are doing wonderful!
Look what happened while I was gone! *wink wink*
Hey Everyone! I hope y’all are doing wonderful!
Look what happened while I was gone! *wink wink*
Hey Everyone! Hope y’all are doing wonderful?
As I was gallivanting around, whiling my time away “socially” this weekend, I came across (on a fridge magnet) a wonderfully simple, yet profound quote –
Wrapped up in glitter, is a gift called LIFE. A mystery of sorts - anticipating explanation. Exploring mortal feats - it unwraps it's beliefs. Sometimes it dismays, sometimes it is sweet serendipity.
"One ticket please" muttered Betty nervously, pointing out at the train schedule with her trembling little fingers; her voice as precarious as her irresolute future, her "despicable-ugly" face hidden behind a frail veil. "You goin' to Uglyville, eh?" mocked the indifferent conductor; seemingly cognizant of the new legislation passed by the King about all the unwanted-redundant "Ugly Dolls" of the town. Betty nodded a desperate yes, as she grasped the "one-way ticket" to her deliverance; a ticket to a hopeful place where weirdness is celebrated, strangeness is special and beauty is embraced as more than what meets the eye!
Hey Everyone! I hope y’all are doing wonderful!
Yay, yet another exciting tag! *happy dance*
Thank you so much Jenna from The Sunshine Artist for tagging me for the super fun Fun Friday Flashback Tag! I truly appreciate it and I appreciate you! Guys, go check out her amazing blog and give her a follow. With bounteous optimistic and heartfelt musings on her blog, she is undeniably awesome!
PS – I am pretty late with the tags and I really am sorry for being so impassive about them! For the one’s who’ve tagged me, I’ll be covering y’all soon, pretty soon!
Every Friday Jenna will post a questionnaire, photos, quotes and/or a poem on a specific “topic” taking us back in time. Today’s travel through time is all about a musical playlist, retro style!
Let’s turn back in time and get the fun started –
“It’s sad if people think that’s (homemaking) a dull existence, [but] you can’t just buy an apartment and furnish it and walk away. It’s the flowers you choose, the music you play, the smile you have waiting. I want it to be gay and cheerful, a haven in this troubled world. I don’t want my husband and children to come home and find a rattled woman. Our era is already rattled enough, isn’t it?”
― Audrey Hepburn