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Thursday Thoughts–Join In!
Okay, it IS Thursday, despite the weight of my last post.
I promised to get this meme started. We’ll give it a roll.
Just put your inspiring quote on your site, copy your post address (as opposed to your blog address) in a comment here along with your subject. Your comment should look like this:
Topic of Your Quote:
Link of Your Post, like this:
http://5purposedriven.wordpress.com/2008/03/06/thursday-thoughts-home-of-the-meme/
Hint: To get your POST link, all you have to do is RIGHT click on the title of your published post (it will be underlined) and select “copy shortcut”. Come here to the comments on this post, RIGHT click again (PC users; mac users will need to use their edit menu), and click “paste”.
No problem! You can do it. I’ll keep teaching you, don’t sweat it.
I’ll post my quote on this post later today or tomorrow, hopefully. I could use some great quotes this week, so I look forward to yours mainly! Keep them coming through the weekend, fine by me.
From iGoogle today:
– Charles M. Schulz
– Robert Chapman
– Pablo Picasso
I’m Starting a Meme…I WANT your quotes, book reviews, chapter reviews…
JOIN ME ON THURSDAY’S FOR “Thursday Thoughts”…
It’s easy if you’ve never done a meme!
Each Thursday…
1. Find a great quote, book, or chapter review.
2. Post it on your blog in a post.
3. Tell me the topic of your post on my Thursday Thoughts post each week.
4. Visit-eth one another’s Thursday Thought’s linkage in the comments.
5. Comment-eth on one another’s posts!!!
If you like the “extras”: Use this button-picture on your post. Link back to me if you want.
MY FIRST “THURSDAY THOUGHTS” QUOTE !!! {drumroll, cymbal smash}
The master in the ART of living makes little distinction between his work and his PLAY, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information and his recreation, his love and his religion.He hardly knows which is which.
He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is WORKING or PLAYING.
To him he’s always doing both. (James Michener)
This amazing quote opens a book Rules of the Red Rubber Ball, by Kevin Carroll. I’ve not read it yet, but read a beaming review last night. It’s said to be chock full of inspiration –a “must read”!
I’m late getting this up this week, but I’m looking forward to your quotes and reviews next week. Save me a great one! I’ll can’t wait!








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