Comments on: Celebrating Small (and Large) Victories http://360degreeself.com/2010/06/15/celebrating-small-and-large-victories/ Musings on well-rounded living... Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Tim http://360degreeself.com/2010/06/15/celebrating-small-and-large-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-1731 Tim Fri, 18 Jun 2010 19:20:11 +0000 http://360degreeself.com/?p=1322#comment-1731 Ryhen: Ha ha...I agree with you that life is a game. Maybe that's why I like sports so much ;) I bet you are one of us (I include myself here quite a bit) that enjoys dessert before dinner. About the Stanley Cup...man if that trophy could talk. I've heard a lot of interesting stories and seen some interesting pictures about people having fun with the trophy, drinking out of the trophy, eating spaghetti out of it, etc. Thanks for sharing your thoughts here! Ryhen: Ha ha…I agree with you that life is a game. Maybe that’s why I like sports so much ;) I bet you are one of us (I include myself here quite a bit) that enjoys dessert before dinner. About the Stanley Cup…man if that trophy could talk. I’ve heard a lot of interesting stories and seen some interesting pictures about people having fun with the trophy, drinking out of the trophy, eating spaghetti out of it, etc. Thanks for sharing your thoughts here!

]]> By: Ryhen Satch http://360degreeself.com/2010/06/15/celebrating-small-and-large-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-1727 Ryhen Satch Fri, 18 Jun 2010 00:58:06 +0000 http://360degreeself.com/?p=1322#comment-1727 Nice post Tim. I can't see you in the pictures. I guess you're somewhere in there having fun with 2 million of your closest friends. That's a strange looking trophy, that man is holding. Wait, is he holding a beer can? No? Ah, it's the Stanley cup. Silly me. haha. <em>How about you…have you celebrated any small victories lately?</em> Hmm... Yeah, I guess. I went out to buy a birthday cake for myself after I realized that life is a game and I don't want to play it seriously. =) .-= Ryhen Satch´s last post...<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/VirtualSynapses/~3/arHvZ3fpyS8/kundalini-yoga-awakening-primordial.html" rel="nofollow">Kundalini Yoga: Awakening The Primordial Cosmic Energy</a> =-. Nice post Tim. I can’t see you in the pictures. I guess you’re somewhere in there having fun with 2 million of your closest friends. That’s a strange looking trophy, that man is holding. Wait, is he holding a beer can? No? Ah, it’s the Stanley cup. Silly me. haha.

How about you…have you celebrated any small victories lately?

Hmm… Yeah, I guess. I went out to buy a birthday cake for myself after I realized that life is a game and I don’t want to play it seriously. =)
.-= Ryhen Satch´s last post…Kundalini Yoga: Awakening The Primordial Cosmic Energy =-.

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]]> By: Tim http://360degreeself.com/2010/06/15/celebrating-small-and-large-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-1720 Tim Wed, 16 Jun 2010 13:56:27 +0000 http://360degreeself.com/?p=1322#comment-1720 Hi Lori: I'm so glad you found the post to be uplifting. I'm sorry to keep bringing up my improv experience, but I truly grew as a result of going through that program. And I still recall vividly the feeling I felt right after our graduation show...I thought that this must be how it feels for a team to win the World Series (or Stanley Cup or anything on par with that). While the experience was very cool on an individual level, going through that graduation show was very much a team experience. Like all good teams, all members of our group were strong contributors. Perhaps that is what made it so rewarding. In any case, it was celebrating those small victories that helped me get to the big one. I'm very sorry to hear about your test results...but I really enjoyed learning that your awesome post last week helped you shift your focus to a more positive frame of mind. I also know, along with your readers and everyone else who knows you, that you are doing a lot of good in this world and that you are an amazing source of light and positive energy in this world. Thank you! Hi Lori: I’m so glad you found the post to be uplifting. I’m sorry to keep bringing up my improv experience, but I truly grew as a result of going through that program. And I still recall vividly the feeling I felt right after our graduation show…I thought that this must be how it feels for a team to win the World Series (or Stanley Cup or anything on par with that). While the experience was very cool on an individual level, going through that graduation show was very much a team experience. Like all good teams, all members of our group were strong contributors. Perhaps that is what made it so rewarding. In any case, it was celebrating those small victories that helped me get to the big one.

I’m very sorry to hear about your test results…but I really enjoyed learning that your awesome post last week helped you shift your focus to a more positive frame of mind. I also know, along with your readers and everyone else who knows you, that you are doing a lot of good in this world and that you are an amazing source of light and positive energy in this world. Thank you!

]]> By: Lori Franklin http://360degreeself.com/2010/06/15/celebrating-small-and-large-victories/comment-page-1/#comment-1719 Lori Franklin Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:48:12 +0000 http://360degreeself.com/?p=1322#comment-1719 Bravo, Tim, Bravo! I love the energy in this post. Your words are lifting me up to the rafters and I feel happy for you. I've never attended a real ticker-tape parade, but I bet it must be an amazing experience. Thanks for sharing about the lessons and observations from improv, too. I have a feeling that you're really funny, Tim! :) I think it's great to experience something that triggers you to realize you can accomplish anything and to overcome doubt. Yay! You asked about small victories, and it's actually a very timely question for me. I was feeling kind of in a slump after I received some test results about my health, so I sat down to write my most recent post about all the *good* things that have happened to my blog this year. It certainly gave me a lift to focus on the positive and to remind me that I'm still doing some good in this world. Thanks for this lovely, uplifting post, Tim! ~xo .-= Lori Franklin´s last post...<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/JaneBeNimble/~3/jgdPDOqIvXc/" rel="nofollow">Nearing Half Way</a> =-. Bravo, Tim, Bravo!

I love the energy in this post. Your words are lifting me up to the rafters and I feel happy for you. I’ve never attended a real ticker-tape parade, but I bet it must be an amazing experience.
Thanks for sharing about the lessons and observations from improv, too. I have a feeling that you’re really funny, Tim! :) I think it’s great to experience something that triggers you to realize you can accomplish anything and to overcome doubt. Yay!

You asked about small victories, and it’s actually a very timely question for me. I was feeling kind of in a slump after I received some test results about my health, so I sat down to write my most recent post about all the *good* things that have happened to my blog this year. It certainly gave me a lift to focus on the positive and to remind me that I’m still doing some good in this world.

Thanks for this lovely, uplifting post, Tim!
~xo
.-= Lori Franklin´s last post…Nearing Half Way =-.

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