187 thoughts on “This Thing Called Life”

        1. I am relatively new as well-started this blog in January and I’m liking it already. Everyone is very friendly here. I’m sure you will find your way too. Just keep delivering and remember to be honest while expressing yourself. Best of luck!πŸ‘

  1. This is too true. My mom always walked her own crazy path in life, and shes semi-successful. And Ive always walked to the beat of my own drum, and Im not successful yet; but im getting there.

    1. You are entirely correct, Sheldon. Sadly though, the illusion that society
      circumscribes our potential is in the mind of most of us.
      ‘Living outside the box’ should be the new fashion!
      Thank you very much for sharing your perspective. See you around πŸ™‚

  2. This is everything. It’s so true, if it’s not a little crazy, we’re limiting ourselves instead of giving this world good energy by being our creative selves. Peace and love to you.

  3. And out of spontaneity
    I ask thee
    Is there blog
    About the sun-shining-bright
    Of your country?
    For I’d love to know, really
    Though I’m not quite sure
    That this comment of mine
    Is sufficiently crazy πŸ™‚

  4. We Signed up for this Crazy Life.. πŸ˜‰ Let us hope we can all learn to laugh a little more at ourselves and not take life so seriously.. Enjoy our NOW moments more, let go of our Yesterdays, and learn not to worry about our tomorrows.. Crazy! but I keep trying.. πŸ™‚
    xxx

  5. Hi there! I’ve been noticing that you’ve been reading and “liking” some of the comments I’ve made on Robert Okaji’s blog in response to his poems, and I thought I’d finally make contact, and let you know how much I appreciate that you seem to appreciate my musings. 😊 Also, the fact that you take care to read and glean insights from Sir Robert’s work and the discourse it inspires impresses me! Truly, this is what the poetic life is all about — an earnest search for and engagement with other voices that challenge and/or resonate with us!
    And, judging from my initial perusal of your lovely blog, you have an obvious intuition for speaking the language of and inspiring many — which, admittedly hasn’t really been my strong suit, but I’m learning all the time…
    It’s hard, but worth it, I think!

    1. Hello dear, I apologize for the enormous delay I took in getting back to you. My followers are the heart and soul of this blog. There is truly an endearing tenderness in all the comments of my readers that fill me up and warm my heart. I’m really blessed with their unconditional love and constant support since day one.
      I wish you a wonderful week ahead! Thanks for dropping by.
      Hugs X

      1. No apologies necessary! Yes, the people who follow and visit our blogs give it the character that the blogs have. I’m grateful for such a beautiful experience.
        Rob

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