HMOTD: Island Twilight

I've been posting my #HMOTDs (Happiest Moment of the Day) on Twitter, and quite a few folks have joined me.  I thought it could be a micro gratitude journal, and would help me to focus on the blessings in my life instead of focusing on my complaints.  Another way of going complaint-free.  I didn't realize, however, how much I would enjoy reading other people's HMOTD. TarotbyArwen says it's subversive, and PeelAPom suggests it could become a meme. It's very fun. If you feel so inclined, please join in!

Comments

[xfildchild]

It really is so much fun to share in everyone's gratitude. It can't help but make you happier and more appreciative of your own #HMOTD!

[joanna]

Thanks Danielle, I think so too!

[Ketzirah Carly (PeelAPom)]

I'm so excited to see all the other people picking this up. It's really nice to see people sharing good things and not just the bad!

[joanna]

I agree, Carly. I decided that I really disliked reading all the complaints on Twitter -- do I need that in my head space? No. Complaints beget complaints, gratitude begets gratitude. (Not that I'm 100% complaint-free myself!)

[Mouse]

Hi Joanna, I was just surfing through and the Island Twilight picture caught my eye (beautiful). Love the idea of a HMOTD (may borrow it myself :)) but I also noticed a comment about eating gluten-free. I don't know if you've seen the blog Gluten-Free Girl by Shauna Aherne but it floated into my mind, so thought I would mention it. It's not only fabulously written but has amazing amounts of gluten-free recipes & links :)

Blessings
Mouse

[joanna]

Thanks Mouse! Please do borrow the HMOTD. I first heard of it myself from an interview Oprah did with Elizabeth Gilbert (who wrote Eat Pray Love). And yes I am a big Gluten-Free Girl fan - I read her blog religiously!

[Carol]

Island Twilight photo is absolutely breathtaking!!