I absolute love it! This blog thing is totally you... it's like the rekindling of your passion for storytelling just made it's way to the web in the form of a blog. :)
First of all, the illustration blows my mind. It's awesome! But then let's go back to the fact that you are going to be a published author! Most people only talk about their dreams. You're making them happen. This is so inspiring! Is there a limit on the number of exclamation points I can use in one comment :0)
You are just full of surprises!!! God recently reminded me that each day is a gift, so live each day joyfully. In our line of work (Ha,Ha) one day can feel just like the next. You are making the most of each day. I thank God you are in my life, not only as a friend, but as family. Sorry, your stuck with me. YOU ROCK!!
Renaissance Man/Woman or in this case Girl...........(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) (a term first recorded in written English in the early twentieth century).[12] Other similar terms also in use are Homo universalis and Uomo Universale, which in Latin and Italian, respectively, translate as "universal person" or "universal man". These expressions derived from the ideal in Renaissance Humanism that it was possible to acquire a universal learning[13] in order to develop one's potential, (covering both the arts and the sciences[14] and without necessarily restricting this learning to the academic fields). Further, the scope of learning was much narrower so gaining a command of the known accumulated knowledge was more feasible than today. When someone is called a Renaissance Man/Woman/Girl today, it is meant that he does not just have broad interests or a superficial knowledge of several fields, but rather that his knowledge is profound, and often that he also has proficiency or accomplishments[15][16][17][18] in (at least some of) these fields, and in some cases even at a level comparable to the proficiency or the accomplishments of an expert.[19] ***********************************
I apologize for not leaving a comment when you sent me the link to this blog. I did not have much time and did not want to leave a comment helter skelter..............Now that I have time I have returned to leave one that I can be happy with. :P......................... I am proud of you sweety and the woman you have grown into. You have achieved more than most could ever dream of............ I am proud to call you, Sister.............. Can't wait to buy the book. The first of many I am sure.............. OK, I'm done now, heheheheh ~winks~ Love Ya, Nilda
9 comments:
I absolute love it! This blog thing is totally you... it's like the rekindling of your passion for storytelling just made it's way to the web in the form of a blog. :)
I think that your book is the best!
Love,
Meaghan
P.S. I'm your #1 fan!
Pretty Cool, CONGRATULATIONS!
I like the illustration, looking forward to reading it.
Maggie
First of all, the illustration blows my mind. It's awesome! But then let's go back to the fact that you are going to be a published author! Most people only talk about their dreams. You're making them happen. This is so inspiring! Is there a limit on the number of exclamation points I can use in one comment :0)
Way cool! I love this Blog. It's my first Blog experience. I'm glad it was your Blog.
Can't wait to buy the book.
You are just full of surprises!!!
God recently reminded me that each day is a gift, so live each day joyfully. In our line of work (Ha,Ha) one day can feel just like the next. You are making the most of each day. I thank God you are in my life, not only as a friend, but as family. Sorry, your stuck with me.
YOU ROCK!!
Congratulations! This is so wonderful! Can't wait to read it! Letty & Alex
You go girl!!!
I gave Oprah your phone #. I hope that's ok.
Renaissance Man/Woman or in this case Girl...........(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) (a term first recorded in written English in the early twentieth century).[12] Other similar terms also in use are Homo universalis and Uomo Universale, which in Latin and Italian, respectively, translate as "universal person" or "universal man". These expressions derived from the ideal in Renaissance Humanism that it was possible to acquire a universal learning[13] in order to develop one's potential, (covering both the arts and the sciences[14] and without necessarily restricting this learning to the academic fields). Further, the scope of learning was much narrower so gaining a command of the known accumulated knowledge was more feasible than today. When someone is called a Renaissance Man/Woman/Girl today, it is meant that he does not just have broad interests or a superficial knowledge of several fields, but rather that his knowledge is profound, and often that he also has proficiency or accomplishments[15][16][17][18] in (at least some of) these fields, and in some cases even at a level comparable to the proficiency or the accomplishments of an expert.[19]
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I apologize for not leaving a comment when you sent me the link to this blog. I did not have much time and did not want to leave a comment helter skelter..............Now that I have time I have returned to leave one that I can be happy with. :P.........................
I am proud of you sweety and the woman you have grown into. You have achieved more than most could ever dream of............
I am proud to call you, Sister.............. Can't wait to buy the book. The first of many I am sure..............
OK, I'm done now, heheheheh ~winks~
Love Ya,
Nilda
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