Inventing My Life
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| Blog Name: | Inventing My Life |
| Url: | http://inventingliz.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | adoption, midlife, photography |
| Description: | In the summer of 2007, I turned 40 and decided that I could officially call myself a grown up - so I had better figure out what I wanted to do with my life! I've been busy ever since with inventing a life worth living. Read all about my journey here, and I hope you are inspired to invent your own life! |
| Popularity: | 48 Followers |
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Weekly Reading List 11-29-09
You didn't think I had forgotten about the weekly reading list, did you?I know I skipped last week, but that's because I had no Internet connection for a few days. This week I am back, with lots of good stuff for you!First up, Anita Tedaldi and her adoption disruption story are back in the news lately:Rachel at The Berbere Diaries says "Attachment is hard work. Duh."Resist Racism finds all the cases of "Rewrite, rewrite!" in her story.A couple of other posts I liked a
You didn't think I had forgotten about the weekly reading list, did you?I know I skipped last week, but that's because I had no Internet connection for a few days. This week I am back, with lots of good stuff for you!First up, Anita Tedaldi and her adoption disruption story are back in the news lately:Rachel at The Berbere Diaries says "Attachment is hard work. Duh."Resist Racism finds all the cases of "Rewrite, rewrite!" in her story.A couple of other posts I liked a
A Message from Evelyn
You're invited to a blog shower for Liz!Date: Friday, December 4, 2009 Time: All Day, Any Time Location -- Right Here : www.showeringliz.blogspot.com (Liz will be checking the blog and basking in the blog love throughout the day.) Theme: Getting Read
You're invited to a blog shower for Liz!Date: Friday, December 4, 2009 Time: All Day, Any Time Location -- Right Here : www.showeringliz.blogspot.com (Liz will be checking the blog and basking in the blog love throughout the day.) Theme: Getting Read
Things to Think About
Today is Thanksgiving here in the US, and I certainly have more than my share to be thankful for this year!I am going to spend the day with a group of dear friends, eating turkey with all the fixings and drinking a little cranberry wine before I fall into bed to rest up for three solid days of toddler-izing my house. I hope you are also able to enjoy today, and the weekend!I certainly don't want to rain on anyone's turkey parade, but there is a little more to Thanksgiving than most people think. I don't have any plans to giv
Today is Thanksgiving here in the US, and I certainly have more than my share to be thankful for this year!I am going to spend the day with a group of dear friends, eating turkey with all the fixings and drinking a little cranberry wine before I fall into bed to rest up for three solid days of toddler-izing my house. I hope you are also able to enjoy today, and the weekend!I certainly don't want to rain on anyone's turkey parade, but there is a little more to Thanksgiving than most people think. I don't have any plans to giv
Trust
I'm a pretty trusting person; I usually believe what people tell me.This is not because of some idealistic belief in the fundamental goodness of my fellow human beings.Mostly it's laziness. It's so much easier and less time consuming to just take people at face value, rather than try to think about all the possible ways in which they might be lying to me or trying to pull a fast one, and then trying to figure out how to catch them in their lies. I just don't have the energy for that kind of skepticism. And I mostly think that other people are just about as lazy as I am. Doesn't it seem more plausible that people are telling the truth when they offer yo
I'm a pretty trusting person; I usually believe what people tell me.This is not because of some idealistic belief in the fundamental goodness of my fellow human beings.Mostly it's laziness. It's so much easier and less time consuming to just take people at face value, rather than try to think about all the possible ways in which they might be lying to me or trying to pull a fast one, and then trying to figure out how to catch them in their lies. I just don't have the energy for that kind of skepticism. And I mostly think that other people are just about as lazy as I am. Doesn't it seem more plausible that people are telling the truth when they offer yo
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