Brummet's Conscious Blog

-- Recommended Resources --  Yep - time for a set of 3 recommended resources for you to check out when you get a chance. Feel free to share those resources (or this blog post's link). -- Columbia Land Trust’s most recent newsletter offered a great link to learn how small actions could cause or prevent great damage:  “Hot pipes and exhaust from idling vehicles and other motors can start brush and grass fires in dry areas and alongside roadways. Please use extreme caution when recreating during fire season and follow these basic safety tips and Land Trust property closure notices ."  -- Kat, of Community Outreach division via Wikibuy, offered the following informative article for seniors - be sure to watch for those money saving links shared here that any senior will appreciate! You'll discover ways of becoming more comfortable with technology, discount and saving tricks, and how to protect personal data: https://wikibuy.com/blog/guide-t...

Quote of the Day ...something to cool you off - taken on a long road trip near the end of November 2016. ©BrummetMedia.ca "Do not be too timid and squeamish about your actions.  All life is an experiment.  The more experiments you make the better.  What if they are a little course,  and you may get your coat soiled or torn?  What if you do fail,  and get fairly rolled in the dirt once or twice.  Up again,  and you shall never be so afraid of a tumble."  ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson ~~ Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

Pondering Thoughts Whenever I get to a stressed level in my life - you know, when you have a permanent frown inside even though you may appear alright to the world... Well, when that happens, I find myself recalling some of the best advice gleaned from a lifetime of encounters with people who knew better than I (which is a lot - ha ha) and I wanted to share some of those bits of advice in this mini-series of posts I'm releasing every 10 or 11 days or so titled:  Pondering Thoughts . So the first was " Start How You Mean To Continue ", followed by " Doing It Right The First Time " and then a small piece about " Patience With The Process ", followed by " Listen To Others " ...and today (possibly the last article in this mini-series) we'll look at:  "You don't have a right to the cards you believe you should have been dealt with. You have an obligation to play the heck out of the ones you're holding. ...Feel the fear ...