Conversation – 15

@loaf,

Hello in the Rock and Roll City. I had a wonderful Mass this morning. 🙂 i am wishing you
a great day today. I know how you feel. I am so sorry for all the emails I hope they stop
soon.

Kisses to the grandkids. ♥ Hugs to Bella. ♥

Cherie,

Good Morning in Cali. No worries I was going to get those wipes anyway. I want to see
his next presentation. 🙂 I like to take care of my skin, body and soul. 🙂 i hope to go
walking in the moonlight with Poppy later tonight. ♥ i know you have a road trip next
with the kids have a good time I hope the roads are open.

Cherie I should have the Skinn products this week. I am looking forward using them.

I am glad your mom like the music. Well you know what night it is. LOL! Alpha is such an
interesting and dangerous character i did study the actress and she has all kinds of acting
honors. I will say this she looks nothing like her character. I think she plays it too well because
I don’t like her. i don’t like how she did her daughter’s father or how she likes to hit her daughter. I don’t think she will be on for a long time because she does movies too. I am
telling you she is taking us all on a ride. LOL! Hey enjoy the day. ♥

Finding Our Life’s Work

Your most important work in this lifetime may not be your job – it’s a conviction within your soul, recognizable if you allow it to shine.

Sometimes it takes us the better part of a lifetime to discover our life’s work, even though we may have been doing it our whole lives without necessarily realizing it. Our life’s work is not always what we do to make money, although we often think it should be, and sometimes this way of thinking prevents us from seeing clearly what it is. It may be the work of having children, caring for them, and running a household. The way we know our life’s work is by how we feel when we are doing it.

When we are doing our life’s work, we feel an uncanny sense of ease and alignment. This doesn’t mean that the work is always easy, and it doesn’t mean that it’s the only work we have to do; it just means that there is a conviction deep inside us that tells us we are in tune with our innermost self. When we are engaged in our life’s work, our bodies feel more alive, because our energy is devoted to a cause that, in turn, feeds us. We may be tired after engaging in our life’s work, but we are almost never depleted. We feel grounded in the world, knowing that we belong here and have something important to offer.

When we are deeply unhappy, depressed, or subject to one illness after another, this may be due to a sense of disconnection from our life’s work. At times like these, finding the work we are meant to do is an essential act of healing. Most of us remember a time when we felt fully engaged in some act of work, service or creativity, and it is here that we may rediscover the work we are meant to do now. On the other hand, it may be time to explore what inspires us through volunteering, taking a class, going back to school, or just doing whatever it is we long to try. We all have callings, and when we find them, we owe it to ourselves to nurture and protect them, because while they may or may not be our livelihood, they are the keys to our wellbeing.

@kittengirl,

Good Morning my tooth is better. I am still going to the dentist for my annual yeah they
will take the bite down x-ray and clean my teeth. 🙂

Kisses to the kitties. i know you and your daughter are tired from the Birthday Party.
Today everyone relax because there is always something coming down the pike. LOL!

@bichon18,

Know you are busy today. I am just tickled pink little Ari is alright. Enjoy your baby before
your trip. ♥ I hope you and Jerry have a great Sunday. 🙂 Hey time to get out of the closet.

@taci,

Good Morning out in Cali. I hope you and hubby have a great hike and see great things
along the way. 🙂

Hello Spring ♥

Hello Girls ♥

Marlo Smith is a native Floridian who grew up in Miami. She attended a special performing and visual arts high school, studying theater, and continued her education at Miami-Dade Community College and Florida State University. She’s had an eclectic career with jobs in public relations and marketing, event coordination, teaching, sales, account management, law firm administration, and radio disc jockeying. Marlo has been an HSN host for over a decade. If she wasn’t at HSN, Marlo would be a motivational speaker.

Love the Slinky outfit Marlo is wearing. ♥