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@sheba2011

I think we were just talking about trees yesterday. Well, Oz visited the ‘burgh last evening as we had a couple of tornados come through.🌪🌪 One was right through my township one mile from my home. A couple homes had roofs torn off and trees down everywhere, 60-100mph wind. Unbelievably, I never lost power. The homes across the road and on the road above me lost electricity but my side never did. The NWS declared three – one south, one through my township and one about five miles away. I saw a lot of damage on my way to mom’s but her area just had rain. That’s all that has been on the news today. I must have done something good this week because the good Lord watched over us.😇

Boy do I need those beverages – after many, I will say how many!!🥴

Hello Sheba, how are you doing? Today is another sunny and hot daily in Florida. I know it’s very hard and it takes a toll on the body to be under such stress. I lost my mother and brother within a five month period. Today my cousin and I were talking about our mothers and I teared up talking about mine. All we can do is take one day at a time, live our life best we can. When I come across an interesting recipe I will share with you. Meanwhile take a look at these beautiful beaches. See in Trivia Sheba, can’t wait to see what you will be serving tonight.

Embracing Your Muse

Nearly all creative possibilities are related to the muses that inspire us.

Inspiration is an intangible yet inseparable part of the creative process. Nearly all creative possibilities are related to the muses that inspire us. The ancient Greeks believed that all creation, whether artistic or scientific in nature, was motivated by goddesses who served as the literal embodiment of inspiration. These were the Muses — the givers of the creative spark. We still rely on muses to drive the creative process, though ours may take a diverse range of forms. People we meet, intriguing ideas, movies, books, nature, and cultural ideals all have the potential to awaken our imaginative minds. When we are touched by our muses, we understand viscerally that we are capable of producing our own unique kind of greatness.

Many people move through life unaware of the presence of their muse. This lack of awareness can be compounded by the fact that we may have one muse that remains with us throughout our lives, multiple muses that inspire us concurrently, several muses that come and go as necessary, or a single muse that touches us briefly at specific moments. You will know that you have found your muse when you encounter a force that makes you feel courageous enough to broaden the range of your creativity. The presence of this force will erase your self-doubt and motivate you to give your thoughts and feelings form. Should your muse continue to elude you, however, there are steps you can take to increase your chances of falling under its inspired influence. If you surround yourself with people who support you, keep a pen and paper handy, immerse yourself in culture, and brainstorm frequently, you will soon reconnect with your muse.

Once you have identified your muse, embrace it by giving yourself over to the creative inspiration it provides. No matter what you are moved to create, you will find that neither fear nor criticism can penetrate the wonderful bliss that goes hand in hand with the act of taking an idea and turning it into something the whole world can enjoy. AMEN! ✨✨😎

@kittengirl,

Have a safe weekend with your family and a little fun. ✨

Happy Fall in California. 😎

@shoelady60,

Good day in the ‘burgh. ✨😎I am sure you and mom are having some fun.

You will be a little tired when you get home.

Here is a little something to enjoy.

Say how many. 😜😎

@71flowerchild,

Howdy in Texas and may you have a great weekend. Give OZ hugs to the fur babies. ✨😘

Enjoy!

@taci,

Good Morning in S. California. Thank you so much for the terrific idea on having
the Coyote Protection on Poppy. ✨ My baby is knocked out from a nice fall walk. 😘

Enjoy the hike in the hills. Are the ships moving that have been stuck in the Ocean?

Just in case the Coyote wants to play. 😜

@oodiebom,

Good afternoon on the Gulf Coast. ✨😘I know this is a busy day for you and hubby.
Please take your time. Good luck on the doctor’s visit.

Oh, I hope your floors turn out nice when the Contractors are done.

No worries home-made apple cider with Manuka Honey. ✨

Get your beauty winks as it is Trivia Night. 😎

@xango,

Good day in Florida. ✨😎 Xango I love your recipes please keep posting them.
I keep them and I love getting them. I am just trying to get over the passing of three
close relatives in the past month that is a lot to deal with. I try to rise everyday and I
have to fight at it. I am coming out of it. Thank you for sharing such interesting
Culture and Food. 😘💕💕✨

Red Lentils and Vegetables sounds yummy and they are good for you. 😘😘

See ya in Trivia.

@defg,

Good morning in Maryland hope you and hubby are staying warm. Enjoy your weekend.

@loaf,

Have a great weekend in Ohio. Miss ya! ✨ I believe your granddaughter had a birthday
last week and I hope it went well and she is back in Ballet Class. 😎✨

Happy a little late birthday to your young granddaughter. 😘

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