Ten Favorite Blog Posts for March ‘09
The list below contains the ten blog posts that I most enjoyed reading in March ‘09. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. These posts spoke to me or seemed worthy of passing along for some other reason.
It is an eclectic list, congruent with my inability to “occupy a niche.” I am grateful to their authors for sharing, along a broad spectrum of topics, their insight, wisdom, wit, skill, sound advice, blogging craftsmanship, and ability to ride on dragons. The list is in reverse order of publication.
- What Are You Telling Yourself?
- 5 Ways to Mine Gold When It’s Raining
- EVERYBODY’s Model is Wrong…Some Just MORE than Others
from Howard Lindzon
- Art and poetry: on my walls
from Shimla Gallimaufry
- The garden that dumb built
- Cinderella Breaks Free
from Spirit In Gear
- The Art Of Perspective
from Soul Meets World
- How to Become “Baggage Free” After Divorce
- What Remains of “the Organization” at the Rocky Mountain…
- Nurturing the Choir
from Hitting Send
Tags: favorite posts
Dick – thanks for including me on your list!
I enjoyed visiting the other links you provided. All of them, with the exception of Liz and Jodee’s blogs, were new to me. Creating such a list as you did is fun and inspiring.
Thanks for the feedback Deb. I’m finding this list very helpful to readers in various ways. Several responded by email rather than comment. And it is fun to put it together.
I’m also pleased to have introduced you to some great folks.
I am humbled at being included in a list which contains such illustrious names, people who know so much, who are so wise.
Thank you, Dick. This means a lot.
Geetali — humility is good! And thanks for what you do as well.
Hey, thanks very much for the shout-out, Dick!
You are very welcome Mir. That is one funny post and I enjoyed the way it was written and constructed. Thanks right back at you!
Dick, I am a little late to the party and I apologize. Thank you for reading and mentioning my post. I appreciate it!
Rinatta — No apology needed. It’s good to hear from you anytime. And, for the record, I admire the clarity, depth, and wisdom of the perspective and advice you offer. While I have no need now for what you do, I’ve “been there” and so can see that your work is solid and not of the superficial variety that shows up far too often on the web. Consider me a fan!