Comments on: Perfections, Imperfections, Counting Blessings as seen in Roses – Picture to Ponder – v6-issue 7

By: Sheila Finkelstein

Sheila Finkelstein — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 01:42:11 +0000

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences, Terrill. How fortunate for your clients that you can work with them to readily re-frame hardships into opportunities.

I very much appreciate your acknowledgment for “shining a light.”

By: Terrill Welch

Terrill Welch — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:01:34 +0000

I have a natural tendency to view the blessings in my life and in others – its a habit. So much so I remember a client many years ago who was sobbing in despair over an action she had taken. Between sobs she said “how are you going to see something good in this Terrill?” She had become so use to my assisting with re-framing hardships into opportunities she knew that is what we would be doing next. And we did. The result was support for her honesty and efforts and a belief in her ability to succeed. A powerful blessing from what she had at first felt was a situation beyond hope.

Thank you Sheila for shining a light on the value of imperfection.

By: Sheila Finkelstein

Sheila Finkelstein — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:41:04 +0000

Thanks so much for the affirming and empower comments. It usually takes the camera to have me close in on the beauty of my subject. It certainly helps to focus.

Smiling at your ending. Sunshine and WARMTH is back here in Florida.

Appreciatively,
Sheila

By: Marifran

Marifran — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 13:37:31 +0000

It is a transformation to go from sadness to joy. That is what you did on Valentine’s Day. Besides that, you used your courage to share your feelings and thoughts with all your readers. Thank you.

The roses are stunning. It surprises me that I liked the two close ups best. Maybe I do not look close enough when I see them ordinarily. I could get lost in the immeasurable beauty.
Sunshine and warmth,
Marifran