Comments on: Repositioning Emphasis on Memory

By: avenefica

avenefica — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:46:14 +0000

hi Dove, thanks! And very “suh-weet!” Raw is the only way to go!

By: Dove

Dove — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:36:32 +0000

Hi A.,

Was just enjoying some of Spike’s pics :) Awesome how you can move ‘em around and all… I think you are easily one of the coolest chicks I’ve ever encountered, ha! :) Love your iguana, and all your fun witchy stuff, heh

Well, the synchronicity with us rides again. Just before popping over here for a bit, I had been reading about honey (purposely researching it, read a lot on it yest also) and how good it is for us — RAW honey, that is. Amazing stuff. I was even sitting here, just prior to coming here, remembering how I’d gotten several “hits” nudging me toward using honey a while back. Still have two of the honey sites open next to this one :) And then here you are mentioning honey — how suh-weet is that? heh ;)

Toodles,
Dove

By: avenefica

avenefica — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:05:33 +0000

@Dove: Ooooh, I like that quote very much “What’s wrong with you is what’s right with you.” Very nice & thanks for sharing!

@Kathy: Isn’t that the very truth – a good perspective is like honey for our creative flies (as opposed to the vinegar of a bad attitude).

@PFMartin: A quick look at my earlier posts will reveal a guarded, impersonal tone. It wasn’t until this year (after encouragement from friends) I started a more “transparent” trend, and I’ve still got mixed feelings about it.

Of course, the interent is no place for some things. Depending upon which blog service you’re using you can have the option to make these entries private. I use WordPress, and I know they have the a “private” setting option. They even have an option to make the entire blog non-viewable to the public & prohibit search engines from spidering blog content. I believe Google’s Blogger does too. Thanks for the question, and sharing your thoughts.

The most uber-keen aspect (for me) of online memory-archival is the “search” feature. There’s stuff I know I’ve written…but can’t remember….so, I just enter a keyword and the software retrieves the entry for me. Marvelous.

By: Dove

Dove — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:54:54 +0000

Well it certainly doesn’t put a damper on your brilliance & wonderful creativity, A. :)

This reminded me of what a woman (psychic/teacher) said to me years ago at the birth of my “awakening.” In fact, she said many things that rocked my world ;) But in this regard she kept saying to me, “What’s wrong with you is what’s right with you.” So there ya’ go :)

Peace,
Dove

By: Kathy Mann

Kathy Mann — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:53:25 +0000

Thanks for the positive spin on this memory dilemna. My life, too, gets written in a book or ideas, events, etc. get lost. A good perspective enjoys the benefits gained from what a bad attitude would call loss!

By: Patrica Freeman-Martin

Patrica Freeman-Martin — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:27:13 +0000

great post about using blog and website as a macro version of the notebook in the hip pocket. I had not been sure of being “that transparent” on the internet, what are your thoughts in that regard?
pfmartin

By: avenefica

avenefica — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:16:17 +0000

Thank you!

By: Licia Berry

Licia Berry — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 16:44:59 +0000

Beautiful and wise, as usual!

By: avenefica

avenefica — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 13:23:40 +0000

Hi Donna. I guess as long as we stay nimble in our approach to dealing with, and adapting to these changes…we’re still sitting pretty, Right?
Thanks for sharing!
Namaste!

By: Donna L. Faber

Donna L. Faber — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 16:44:42 +0000

Hm … I can relate. And I writes loads and loads and loads of notes all the time, particularly at work. When I was in my 20′s, my memory was sharp as a tack! Now at almost 45, I am noticing a change.