Cherished Blogfest
Sponsored by Damyanti Biswas, Dan Antion, Paul Ruddock, Peter Nena, and Sharukh Bamboat the purpose of this Blogfest is post on your blog about one of your cherished objects.
Tell us what it is, post a picture of it if you like, and tell us why you cherish it.
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My Cherished Objects: This is an easy one. My most cherished objects are my Three Diamonds: my wife and my two daughters. Without them, I would wander aimlessly and probably sit around all night watching ESPN and drinking a lot of beer and not accomplishing anything.
Instead, they are my inspiration to do something great, even on the micro level. I’m taking the summer off, but once Labor Day Weekend is officially over, I’ll be back to work as well as releasing new projects in the literary realm.
I’m expecting big, big, big things to break loose and we, as a family, will enjoy all the fruits of my labor. I am a magnetic landing strip of God's favor, mercy, and blessings!
Question: So what’s your cherished objects?
Hello Stephen. This is a heart-warming entry to the Cherished blogfest. Missed this one! Loved reading that your family means so much to you. I wish you every good success in the literary world! Can't wait to hear of your exploits.
ReplyDeletePathetic, but other than my most cherished object, my family, it would have to be my Vaio laptop with touch screen, weighing next to nothing, for without it I would indeed be lost ATM anyhow!
Denise :-)
Good choice, Stephen! I'd be lost without my wife. May God continue to bless you.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a great choice. It's so important to cherish our families.
ReplyDeleteHey, at least your image of your family is happy and smiling. =) Sweet post and have a nice vacation.
ReplyDeleteIf I didn't have my husband and kids to drag me away from the books and laptop, I'd probably forget how to speak.
ReplyDeleteIf I didn't have my husband and kids to drag me away from the books and laptop, I'd probably forget how to speak.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely family is a cherished object!! Seems like you have a wonderful one!! I think for me it would be the Word of God, the Bible; without it I don't think I would be good in any other aspects of my life.
ReplyDeletebetty
Sweet choice, but maybe you cheated a little bit choosing your family?! LOL I like the idea of this theme! Enjoy what 's left of summer! Fall will be here far too soon.
ReplyDeleteLife & Faith in Caneyhead
Aww, wonderful choice! I love how you called them your diamonds. :)
ReplyDeleteGeez, after you gave that great answer about your wife and kids, I'd come across like an ungrateful witch if I don't likewise sing the praises of my husband, kids, and grandkids. All of whom I love dearly, although, technically, none of them are actually objects...
ReplyDeleteDid you still want me to read and review your manuscript? You asked, I said yes, and then I didn't hear from you again...
Enjoy your blogging break!
What a sweet post! It warmed my heart. Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteSweet and heart warming post. Thank you for participating.
ReplyDeleteIf we're including people then I would list my wife, kids, and grandkids as well. I'm not overly attached to stuff other than my computer and I can always get a new one of those when it comes down to that.
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You don't mean that watching midnight ESPN and drinking too much beer is a bad thing??? (Kidding.) Lovely post, Stephen. I'm sure your Three Diamonds feel the same about you :)
ReplyDeleteGuilie @ Quiet Laughter
My husband is my most cherished thing. Without him, I'd do some really stupid stuff.
ReplyDeleteIf you really do look like this drawing, I'd say you were very cherishable!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet that you said your wife and daughters. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good to take a break and enjoy the blessings you have in your life. Our loved ones really do inspire us to do great things.
ReplyDeleteYour wife and kids must cherish you, too. Thank you for participating, Stephen.
ReplyDeleteHi, Stephen! I have never visited here before! But today's post, 7/29, is one you would appreciate: God Bless the Little Children. Please stop by, if you get a chance.
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