Archive for the ‘Perceptions’ Category

Re-connect

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

This holiday season I began to ponder how our society is so connected, yet at the same time disconnected.  Kids text friends that are right next to them.  You can go online and speak to anyone, anywhere.  We have cell phones tethered to us so we can be access and be accessed when we are out and about.  But are we connecting to those real individuals right around us, or has this technical connection left us disconnected from the day to day world right in front of us.

So take a moment to step outside of cyberspace and say hello to your neighbor.  Put down the cell phone and smile at the cashier helping you.  I find that it is the little things, the simple gestures that make life great.  Let’s all reconnect.

Where is the love?

Monday, August 17th, 2009

Where is the love?

As I drove to work listening to the Black- Eyed Peas “Where is the love?” The lyrics “What’s wrong with the world mama? People living like ain’t got no mamas.“ started me thinking.

This song resonated with me on the level of being a mother and pondering on what I wanted to teach and instill in my child, and this next generation. So many people are selfish, rude and negative…like their mama didn’t teach them anything. But maybe they didn’t.

So instead of spreading frustration and negativity, share love and patience. Positivity brings openness to great changes. If we don’t have hope or love, then what are doing here?

I may not practice this philosophy every moment of everyday. When the person in customer service seems like the last thing they care about is the customer and “there is nothing they can do for me.”; these moments I loose focus. (the tragic lack of customers service is my personal pet peeve) But most other moments I can try and eventually love and positivity will become a habit not just a practiced concept. I will then have hope for the world.

So I ask you, Where is your love?