Inspirations of the Week
When I contemplated starting a blog I had ideas upon ideas of topics of how to relate hope to the issues we face in life. I thought I could research, decipher and create a great article. But that type of writing can be quite sterile, can’t it? And when it comes to offering qualified advice, I am by no means an educated expert. I have no professional schooling or training. I am not a psychologist or counselor or social worker.
Information with the point-blank questions I was looking for was hard to find. I could organize my findings, create an article and add pictures, but who really wants to read the same information a second or third time? I often read the tips and suggestions on other sites, be it the push for journaling or reaching out to people or some other type of activity. Sometimes I think – sure, maybe I could give that a try. Mostly though, I think – yeah right, not for me, no way.
When I’m Internet searching I gravitate towards the inspirational, the make-you-feel-good reads, the put a smile on your face even for a brief moment sites.
I have built the foundation with my previous posts – What is Hope, Why Hope is Important, Reasons to Have Hope, What Hope Does, and Finding Hope. I did that because I think having a foundation is good but what I really, really like are the quotes of inspiration and the pictures attached to the quotes. I like the feel-good touch, the maybe I’ll print it out and save, the that is the perfect saying for today’s mood moment.
So now I am going to try a new path for my blog. I am calling it Inspirations of the Week. I am still all about flowers blooming hope, that part is not changing. What I have decided to do is give each day a specified role. My schedule for each week will be:
- Sunday – Biblical Hope
- Monday – Monday Moments – my own personal blog addition
- Tuesday – Flower Quotes
- Wednesday – Health Quotes
- Thursday – Hope Quotes
- Friday – Love of Family Quotes
- Saturday – All-Things Inspirational Quotes.
When I am up in the middle of the night and pondering, I want to see something that makes me feel good. That is what I want to do with my blog. I want to offer you inspiration in many different forms, but all related in some way to hope and to flowers.
I want to give you the “warm fuzzy” feeling to ponder over and a give you a pretty picture to look at. I want to set a routine and offer consistency. I may throw in some research type articles here and there (because information can be helpful), some ideas of personal activities maybe, some ramblings of my own gardening, crafting projects I have been working on; but my most important focus will be my pictures and quotes.
I look forward to having you join me on the journey of Flowers Bloom Hope!
