Showing posts with label Starting Part 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Starting Part 2. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Here We Go! The Start Of Another Reformation

Did anyone get to see Oprah yesterday with the feature of " A Complaint Free World"

Alyssa and I watched it, and were really encouraged.
I love Oprah! She has always been such a great role model of a woman who chooses to use her gifts to encourage, educate and bless others.


If you didn't see Oprah, there are other clips about this phenomenon by going to
A Complaint Free World site.

There is also a fantastic
blog to help us along the journey.

I am ready to start another 21 Day Reformation. This one is challenging, according to the Pastor who initiated it.

My family and I are going to do it together and although it will be challenging............. we have nothing to lose. Only great fruit to gain. I don't care if I don't succeed at first, its not about perfection for me, its about learning a new habit that will cause me reap great fruit in my life, and affect my destiny.


I have ordered 100 bracelets for any friends who wish to join me, however they won't be in for a few weeks. So, I came up with an alternate plan, and one that is a little more individual.

Alyssa and I decided to take a trip to the dollar store today and we purchased some girly, blingy $1 bracelets to start our Reformation.
Its gotta be a bit pretty for me! I like incentive.


The men in our family are going to get some kind of cheap masculine band from the dollar store.


Already, we have been laughing and catching ourselves and finding new ways to express ourselves.

Even as I was trying to take the picture, the camera died, and I said "Oh crap!!" Alyssa laughed at me as I moved my bracelet to the other arm. She said, "Don't worry mom, I just moved mine a minute ago for complaining about my sore calves"

We had only made it 1 hour! This should be interesting!


We would love it if you want to join us. Show us your bracelets, and let's succeed together!!! No failures, just opportunities to try again to learn a new way.