Morning Glories and misc.

On Way Cool Pictures today, it's a Morning Glory day, with some beautiful pictures of the morning glory pool at Yellowstone, here's one of them:



If I didn't know how hot it was, and how deep, and how potentially deadly, I'd think I might want to jump into it. It's so beautiful! I love how it goes from that orangy yellow to that deep brilliant blue. WOW!

And then I spent several hours working on creating an aStore for the Mandala Madness. This is the ad I created for the blog:

We have created a small store at Amazon.com, where we have gathered together a wide variety of gift items for the mandala lovers in your life. We would love it if you would check it out at Mandala Madness at Amazon

I would really appreciate some feedback on the store (and the ad) and am open to any and all suggestions for improving it.

And then, feeling positive about the aStore, it seemed appropriate to put this up at The Prosperity Project, where we are currently exploring Gratitude:




I know, the graphic is kind of ... over the top, but I like how energetic it looks. As for my answer... as I took a good look around, I determined that this is a day that I find myself rich in dog hair. And I really am grateful for all that dog hair because it means that my part time dog boarding business is doing fine (I've had quite a few little boarders recently), and it means that my own dogs are alive and well, plus it will give my little granddaughter a lot of pleasure when she comes to visit, because vacuuming is one of her most favorite things to do.

And then, last but certainly not least, here is a really great quote:

Everything is dual; everything has poles; everything has it's pair of opposites; like and unlike are the same; opposites are identical in nature, but different in degree; extremes meet; all truths are but half-truths; all paradoxes may be reconciled. ~The Kybalion

The Kybalion is a really cool little book that someone at work let me look at. It is part of the teachings of the Hermetica, from the Egyptian tradition, thousands of years ago. I wish I would have written down more about it so that I could share it here... but I didn't... so the quote will have to suffice.

And that's about all I've got for today.
Blessings,
shirley