It is not how much you do, but how much love you put into the doing that matters. – Mother Teresa
It’s 9: 46 PM on day 213 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, feed myself a banana for breakfast, tweet about my Clean Water For All Campaign for a few hours – @uncledorothy (Vanessa) made another donation – thanks Vanessa your support has been overwhelming 🙂 – feed myself rice and curry for lunch, tweet about my campaign some more – no further luck – feed myself Chapati – an unleavened flatbread – and vegetable curry for dinner, continue to tweet about my campaign – still no further luck 🙁 – and watch TV.
Today I was watching a short clip about Japanese fan making on TV and I couldn’t help but be awestruck by how meticulously the Japanese men and women went about doing their work and in that moment I realized that as long as you perceived yourself to be creating art you would always be successful in life. Do you do what you do out of love or obligation?
hi Nisha. that is a lovely thought: “as long as you perceived yourself to be creating art you would always be successful in life”
a worthy quote to share.
good luck, you are making progress and I enjoying reading about your meals. 🙂 your vegetable curry dinners sound yummy.
Lots of hugs
Cindy
@notjustagranny
I’m gllad you thought so 🙂 yeah vegetables are all I can eat untill easter – I’m on lent.
Yours truly,
Nisha