Digging for Depth

Just when I think I am getting ahead by finally posting my blog, I forget to hit the "save" button and lose all that I started working on! (SAVE)

With all the sources of communication which include my 3 email accounts, Facebook, amazon.com (and the stack of books I have ordered from them already and are waiting to be read), and the three blogs I try to "follow" - I find it very easy to procrastinate. (SAVE)

I also find that pictures intrigue me so I must start working on my photography - and then I find out from a fellow blogger that I must "watermark" my own photos and make sure that any photos that I use that I find on the internet may be ones that I need to pay for. So many steps that I am sure I can climb - it just takes patience and determining priorities.

I just sat down with my "daily" journal today and noticed the last time I posted about my life was 3 weeks ago (oops...SAVE).

I remember when people used to complain about "junk" mail that arrived in the snail mail box and the time it took going through it. I see things I want to read, I just don't get to them. And I have unsubscribed and unsubscribed from things I don't think I ever subscribed to. At least I didn't mean to, but that is probably because I didn't read the thing I "Agreed" to. (SAVE).

I hear now that people hire ghost writers to write their blogs! I think I need to hire a ghost reader to let me know which blogs that I receive that I actually need to read. They all seem important enough for me to subscribe to them. Then all I seem to have time to do is delete them. (SAVE)

If I looked further into this program I am using now I could probably find that there is an automatic save feature, but now I need to go check my email and Facebook because I haven't done that yet today. (Save)

I will be posting more often and digging deeper into sharing my insights and things I have learned. I do have thoughts that will mean something to someone - if they have time to read them. (Save)

Love the time you have today and use it well. And if you want a fun visual to inspire you, check into "The Crew at StoryPeople". They make me smile.