Comments on: Renewal By Flame – Changes for 2010 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/ Because everybody's special... Fri, 09 Jul 2010 06:54:51 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Amy Palko http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/comment-page-1/#comment-4579 Amy Palko Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:30:04 +0000 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/?p=448#comment-4579 Just wanted to say a huge thank you to you all for leaving such beautiful, thoughtful and encouraging comments. It's really so very appreciated. Kisses to you all! Amy xx Just wanted to say a huge thank you to you all for leaving such beautiful, thoughtful and encouraging comments. It’s really so very appreciated.
Kisses to you all!
Amy
xx

]]> By: Karen Swim http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/comment-page-1/#comment-4566 Karen Swim Mon, 11 Jan 2010 14:03:21 +0000 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/?p=448#comment-4566 Amy, your words and photos never ever fail to light the way. There have been so many points in my own writing life, well really life period that I have felt that I lost my way. I am learning to enjoy the adventure of being lost. When we are in that wilderness we emerge with focused intention and a renewed purpose. As we question, we discover, and discovery results in growth. I am always happy to read your words whether they are 140 characters or in the form of a photo that breathtakingly speaks 1000 words. You are loved Amy! I love the new design and am buckling in with a cuppa to enjoy. xoxo .-= Karen Swim´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WordsForHire/~3/gxhzg-aBp-w/" rel="nofollow">What You Can Learn from the Leno Shuffle</a> =-. Amy, your words and photos never ever fail to light the way. There have been so many points in my own writing life, well really life period that I have felt that I lost my way. I am learning to enjoy the adventure of being lost. When we are in that wilderness we emerge with focused intention and a renewed purpose. As we question, we discover, and discovery results in growth. I am always happy to read your words whether they are 140 characters or in the form of a photo that breathtakingly speaks 1000 words. You are loved Amy! I love the new design and am buckling in with a cuppa to enjoy. xoxo
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]]> By: Amy Oscar http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/comment-page-1/#comment-4564 Amy Oscar Mon, 11 Jan 2010 10:30:58 +0000 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/?p=448#comment-4564 Oh, how I resonated with this one... this is my first visit to your blog and already you've got me. As a fellow blogger, writer and perfectionist (you didn't call yourself this. Im just guessing...) I struggle with the same challenge: How to live my life artistically, fully and freely while also maintaining a professional writing presence online. You are a very good writer - honest, open hearted, real. These questions and the struggle itself is your work - our work - it's what blogs gave us the chance and opportunity to do: Share real life expansion and unfolding in a public forum where our shifting and changing, and our thoughtful exploration of our own questions could inspire and encourage other people to do the same. Looking through your blog and the comments your readers have left, I can see that you're already doing that beautifully. What I mean is, THIS is your work. THIS is your path. THIS is how you are bringing your gift to the world. You are already doing it. And doing it well. Oh, how I resonated with this one… this is my first visit to your blog and already you’ve got me. As a fellow blogger, writer and perfectionist (you didn’t call yourself this. Im just guessing…) I struggle with the same challenge: How to live my life artistically, fully and freely while also maintaining a professional writing presence online. You are a very good writer – honest, open hearted, real. These questions and the struggle itself is your work – our work – it’s what blogs gave us the chance and opportunity to do: Share real life expansion and unfolding in a public forum where our shifting and changing, and our thoughtful exploration of our own questions could inspire and encourage other people to do the same. Looking through your blog and the comments your readers have left, I can see that you’re already doing that beautifully. What I mean is, THIS is your work. THIS is your path. THIS is how you are bringing your gift to the world. You are already doing it. And doing it well.

]]> By: Wendi Kelly~Life's Little Inspirations http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/comment-page-1/#comment-4563 Wendi Kelly~Life's Little Inspirations Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:26:35 +0000 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/?p=448#comment-4563 Amy, I'm smiling from ear to ear because I just re-launched Life's Little Inspirations Friday after feeling almost word for word exactly the same way. Maybe 2009 was a year of shedding old skin. Letting go of preconceived ideas of what limits us and beginning to embrace just how far we can all go. I believe it is going to be an amazing journey for a lot of us.. I've always love this blog. ( I do try to follow you around at your other places too.) This one has always had something that your others don't have. And while everything you do is wonderful, the center thread that has never left Less Ordinary is found simply in the title. That it is your magical gift of looking with AMY eyes at what could be ordinary and finding the extraordinary. It doesn't have to be anymore thematic then that...because that in itself is like peeking through a looking glass and stumbling on a bit of heaven. BE AMY. You are extraordinary. .-= Wendi Kelly~Life's Little Inspirations´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/lifeslittleinspirations/QROD/~3/x8A8sv-Sk_M/living-the-inspired-life" rel="nofollow">Living the Inspired Life</a> =-. Amy,

I’m smiling from ear to ear because I just re-launched Life’s Little Inspirations Friday after feeling almost word for word exactly the same way. Maybe 2009 was a year of shedding old skin. Letting go of preconceived ideas of what limits us and beginning to embrace just how far we can all go. I believe it is going to be an amazing journey for a lot of us..

I’ve always love this blog. ( I do try to follow you around at your other places too.) This one has always had something that your others don’t have. And while everything you do is wonderful, the center thread that has never left Less Ordinary is found simply in the title.

That it is your magical gift of looking with AMY eyes at what could be ordinary and finding the extraordinary. It doesn’t have to be anymore thematic then that…because that in itself is like peeking through a looking glass and stumbling on a bit of heaven.

BE AMY. You are extraordinary.
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]]> By: Lodewijk http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/index.php/2010/01/renewal-by-flame/comment-page-1/#comment-4562 Lodewijk Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:38:56 +0000 http://www.lessordinary.org.uk/?p=448#comment-4562 Amy, this is a very honest post. And it's great to see you take a step closer to yourself in your online activities. I've gone through something similar myself, which has lead me to redesign and relaunch my blog too. It's a challenge to keep it close to yourself. Especially with all those blogs out there that advice you to accomodate your readership, to focus on a niche, to create pillar content and so on. But not everything I do needs to be run as a business. You have to trust that your readership changes as you change. In every step in your learning process, and with every experience and thought you share, you have the possibility to connect to someone and maybe to inspire them. So let your blog evolve as you evolve :-) If you want to set fire to it, go right ahead. It'll be a bonfire for sure, and your readers will join you in the celebration :-) .-= Lodewijk´s last blog ..<a href="http://beanoriginal.net/a-new-beginning/" rel="nofollow">A new beginning</a> =-. Amy, this is a very honest post. And it’s great to see you take a step closer to yourself in your online activities. I’ve gone through something similar myself, which has lead me to redesign and relaunch my blog too.

It’s a challenge to keep it close to yourself. Especially with all those blogs out there that advice you to accomodate your readership, to focus on a niche, to create pillar content and so on. But not everything I do needs to be run as a business. You have to trust that your readership changes as you change. In every step in your learning process, and with every experience and thought you share, you have the possibility to connect to someone and maybe to inspire them. So let your blog evolve as you evolve :-)

If you want to set fire to it, go right ahead. It’ll be a bonfire for sure, and your readers will join you in the celebration :-)
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