Day 14- A picture of you and your family

Here are some photos, from our wedding, with a handful of my family

The Ramage Family

The Tizard Family

and the naughty Harrod family.

I had one of those days yesterday when you get 100 things done, it was fun to get things moving again. I ended the night just before midnight listening to Doreen Virtues ‎"Angel Therapy for Financial Support and Abundance" podcast which is now instantly downloadable for free (Note: It says $1 on it, but when you click it into the shopping cart, it will show the price as 0.). Click the link to download doreenvirtuepodcasts.com.

The Youtube clip of the day is Affirmations for Artists and 5 biggest mistakes artists make in their business from Alyson Stanfield.

There are some awesome woman in the world!

My card for the day is Perfect Timing

I am feeling so motivated for action at the moment!

Comments

Rachel Wright {The Inspired House of Wright} said…

Aww, these photos are great! I was looking through your blog and saw that my boxer looks JUST LIKE YOURS!! I have some pics on my blog as well, it's craaazy!

6 January 2011 at 2:05 pm

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