Be free...let yesterday go...joy comes to you...see the light at the end of the tunnel...be optimistic in your thinking...great things await...don't be afraid where the day takes you...wellcome all possibilities...a new opportunity lies around the corner...it's a new day...everything is different...live the liberated life today!
(pause the playlist...the last half of this really builds well with the music)
Today I will not be overcome by sorrow, because weeping may endure for the night but joy comes in the morning.
Today the Bright and Morning Star shines on me-and through me. It's a new day and everything is different in my world than it was before.
I demonstrate that His mercies are new this morning by my determination to live the liberated life today.
(above quotes taken from A Year In The Now, Jim Swilley)
Dreams need "action" behind them to come true, so I would suggest writing it/them down. Brings to mind the biblical phrase, "...write down the vision and make it plain."
Like "faith without works is dead", so dreams without action seem to be only fantasies. I thank a blogger named Ebony for that thought.
“Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
No one can take your dream away from you, because they did not give it to you.
Be a good steward of your gift...your "uniqueness". The dream that God puts in your heart is "bigger" than you, and there is something "bigger" than your 9 to 5!
Follow your dream to the point that it ultimately becomes one with you.
Remember that you are God's "dream" come true and that we're all the product of something God said, something God dreamt- Jim Swilley
“Life ends when you stop dreaming, hope ends when you stop believing, love ends when you stop caring, friendship ends when you stop sharing... so share this with whom ever you consider a friend.”
I believe in angels
When I know the time is right for me
I'll cross the stream - I have a dream
I'll cross the stream - I have a dream
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(Also, don't forget to listen to Dream Weaver, #41 on the playlist by Gary Wright)
The main point of this blog is to cheer us up, to lighten the load, to put medicine into your spirit, and peace into your mind - through laughter, joy, mirth and encouragement. Enjoy!
Father's Day baguettes!
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I hope that everyone had a Happy Father's Day! ...and I just wanted to take
a sec and honor my dad here..Patricio Cobos. Dad, I love you, and thank you
for...
Born in Atlanta, Ga., married to Natasha since 1992, my son is Zachary (our miracle boy) who is 9.
I lived in Collegedale, Tn.(near Chattanooga) for a while, home of Little Debbies bakery, but lived in the Atlanta metro area most of my life.
My father is Patricio Cobos, violinist and conductor.
My mother is Ellen Cobos, retired elementary teacher.
