Holy moly this is my 100th post, the end of my 100-day gratitude experiment! I’m a day late posting due to travel, but I’m again back in the saddle with my red furry muse by my side.
Thanks so much for accompanying me on this journey of gratitude. There is absolutely no doubt that more purposeful daily gratitude has made a profound difference in my life.
These past 100 days have undoubtedly made me more aware of my own energy and observant of the energy and environment around me. It is hard to explain how good that feels. So much so that I know that I must continue to make it part of my writing.
This journey has also helped me learn about the blogosphere and the world of possibilities for my writing. Outlines are in the works for ebooks related to gratitude and Alzheimer’s support. The possibilities are endless. The trick is narrowing them down and prioritizing. What a great problem to have.
My blogging is now part of me and it will definitely continue. As will my practice of disciplined gratitude which has truly helped me begin to center my mind. But there is still much more for me to learn and more centering to do.
I’ve learned that a challenge proclamation is certainly the best way to tame the procrastination beast within me. So the question remains what will the next challenge be? I will proclaim it by week’s end.
In the meantime I close with this quote from Buddha which sums up my thoughts quite well at this moment. Thank you again for continuing to follow me on this journey!
To enjoy good health, to bring true happiness to one’s family, to bring peace to all, one must first discipline and control one’s own mind. If a man can control his mind he can find the way to Enlightenment, and all wisdom and virtue will naturally come to him.
Buddha
life on wry 
p.s. Love the quote from Buddah. He was one wise fellow.
Congratulations! So proud of you for powering through and blogging even on the days you weren’t inspired… because you’ve inspired so many of us! Take a moment to celebrate this monumental achievement.
Love the BUDDHA quote. Quite often shared it with my son during his tormented times. And more importantly congrats for achieving your goal. I’ve learned so much more about you although I’m just a few steps away. Would love to paint w/ you this winter season!
Congratulations! Congratulations! I am so happy for you:) What an achievement.
I love the quote at the end.
100 days is a heck of a long time! Congrats.
Congratulations! You have achieved so much 😉
It has been a terrific 100 days. And good for you on the outlines for your book projects! Don’t forget to save time for painting (I’m partial to forms of communication that do not involve typing….).
Congrats!!! I’m very happy for you that you have found such a great outlet. I’m also very proud of you and the journey that you have been taking to find gratitude and inner peace. Something we all have to remind ourselves of daily, no easy task with life hitting us in the face everyday.
Congratulations! I can’t wait to hear what the new proclamation will be!!
Congratulations!
Beautiful quote to end your gratitude adventure/experiment with. And congratulations on finishing what you started. It was quite an undertaking and you did a great job with with it!
Congrats on the 100 post milestone. I’ve enjoyed traveling along with you!!