Just seen this picture and OMG isn’t it fabulous. Those cats really do live the complete life of riley.
I would absolutely love to see this house for real 
The Cats’ House
more animals
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I have never seen Mamma Mia at the theatre and I never saw it when it was on at the cinema. Sat down to watch in on Blu-Ray last night and….OMG……I loved it. Ok loved it may be understatement as I watched it through twice back to back and I never do that with films.
Meryl Streep was amazing, as was the rest of the cast. I know it’s a musical, I know it’s girly, I know it’s silly….but oh how I wish life was just a little bit more like that.
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Then head over to my website which will give you loads of great ideas for your youngsters this Christmas. There is a wide variety of toys for girls and boys. Creative toys, traditional games, a techzone and gifts for the preschooler.
You can also review the best prices between Amazon and Ebay and come away not only with a quality toy, but at a great price. Oh and to top it off you don’t have to trudge around the high street or mall
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I remember first hearing about Barry Neil Kaufman when I was a young child and I saw the film Son Rise, about the work he did with his wife Samahria with their son Raun. Raun had been diagnosed with autism but Samahria and Barry worked with him and ultimately brought about a total change in the behaviour of and prognosis for their son.
Samahria and Barry then went on to found the Option Institute and have authored a number of books. Happiness Is A Choice is an amazing book which really makes you stop and think about the way we live our lives and how we sometimes use unhappiness to motivate us. Barry Neil Kaufman proposes that there is another way forward and this book lays out a step-by-step plan as to how it can be achieved.
There are not many books that I would say this about, but this book really did bring about major changes in my own life and I would recommend it to anyone.
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Most people are curious about this unnatural phenomenon. But did you know it’s possible to hypnotize someone … without them even knowing?
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Many people have been asking the question “What is underground hypnosis?”. First off, Underground Hypnosis is much different than anything you’ve seen before.
These tactics and techniques can instantly transform any person into a walking time bomb of hypnotic power. Underground Hypnosis teaches you formerly unknown mental tricks that will allow you to change someone’s mind immediately upon meeting them.
You’ve simply never seen anything like it. This never before revealed knowledge has helped thousands of people achieve more sales, more happiness, and get what they want out of life. Sure regular hypnosis works. But not like this. With Underground Hypnosis you’ll learn extremely important persuasion techniques like NLP, Social Engineering, Alpha Control, and seduction.
Never before was this level of “subliminal communication” even possible.
But over the last few years, a subculture has been built around this phenomenal new form of hypnosis, and people have spent years tweaking exact tactics and routines. The Underground Hypnosis website has taken the internet by storm and caused mountains of controversy… for good reason.
These hypnosis tactics are like nothing you’ve ever seen.
Check it out right here right now!
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I know this is probably a taboo question, but have you ever had a bad birthday?
My birthday was last Saturday 8th November…and it was a really bad day.
2008 has not been a good year for me and I am hoping against hope that 2009 is going to be better.
But anyway this was been a bad birthday and it has left me feeling very sad.
Oh well, there’s always next year…..
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I was shocked to see on Google this morning that the love of my life Paddington Bear has reached the big 5 0.
As a child I used to love the Paddington books and the children’s program….let’s be honest I still love him now.
So in honour of Pads I made marmalade sandwiches for my lunch today and later tonight I will be giving someone a very hard Paddington Bear stare…..whether they deserve it or not. My guess is that they will
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What was he thinking? Why did she do that? Chances are that healthy positive mindset or negative thoughts are behind almost every human behavior. Ever since the self-help industry was launched by Earl Nightingale’s recording of The Strangest Secret, self-help gurus advocate positive thinking.
Even the famous author and pastor, the deceased Reverend Norman Vincent Peale wrote about and preached on the power of positive thinking. So what do positive thoughts do and how do they affect positive affirmations.
For example, a very simple positive thought is “I can do it!” instead of “There is no way I can do it.” Go ahead, repeat each statement 10 times each. Listen to yourself. Which felt better? The odds are that you help empowered when you said “I can do it!” and depressed when you said the other one.
By purposely creating and repeating positive thoughts a daily habit, you can create a habitual power that will propel you to action and positive results.
Just what does a positive mindset do for you? When you have a slew of negative thoughts, does that mean your life is about to crash? Is there a way to measure the impact of thinking positively with a right frame of mind?
Consider this analogy. A mental attitude is a pre-disposition, a leaning toward a type of thinking. It’s much like a preference. For example, I like to eat snacks and if all I eat is candy, then that is all that I know what is available as a snack. My mental attitude is tuned in whenever I pass the candy aisle in a grocery store or the candy trays next to the check out. All the positive thinking about eating apples and grapes goes south when the thought of eating candy is dominant.
The same is true of a positive mental attitude. Through repetition of positive thoughts, positive thinking takes over. An affirmation that plants those positive thoughts in the subconscious mind builds that mindset. Healing affirmations that focus on better health work the same way.
Do you feel a little under the weather? Is your health and life at a crisis. Affirmations of healing can help provide a positive frame of mind that can benefit you and even move you toward health.
What are healing affirmations and how do they affect a person’s health? Let me explain in just a moment. But first, let’s define what a healing affirmation is not. A healing affirmation is not a magic spell. It is not magical thinking. It is not a way to escape reality.
A healing affirmation is the process of saying the power of words in a relaxed state of body and mind to program your subconscious mind with positive thinking. Many people throughout the world use a healing affirmation to help build up the power of faith and engage the body to accept health and well being.
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The Optimist’s Creed was first pulished in 1912 in a book called ‘Your Forces and How To Use Them’ by Christian D Larson. I think it still rings as true today and is definitely something that I both aspire to and need to work on…..
“Promise yourself…
“To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace
of mind.
To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to
every person you meet.
To make all your friends feel that there is
something worthwhile in them.
To look at the sunny side of everything and make
your optimism come true.
To think only of the best, to work only for the
best, and to expect only the best.
To be just as enthusiastic about the success of
others as you are about your own.
To forget the mistakes of the past and press on
to the greater achievements of the future.
To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and
give every living creature you meet a smile.
To give so much time to the improvement of
yourself that you have no time to criticize
others.
To be too large for worry, too noble for anger,
too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the
presence of trouble.
To think well of yourself and to proclaim this
fact to the world, not in loud words but in great
deeds.
To live in the faith that the whole world is on
your side so long as you are true to the best
that is in you.”
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