Showing posts with label Katherine Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katherine Center. Show all posts

11/2/11

Messages that move me.

Maybe you're a young woman with big dreams.
Maybe you're a woman in need of support.
Maybe you're a woman who believes in miracles.
I’ve been reading many of your stories today and I’m amazed!
Good intentions. 

Old dreams resurrecting. 

Unforeseen circumstances. 

Magical moments. 

Bungled efforts.

Joyous occasions. 

New desires wooing. 

Missed opportunities. 

Whims of fate and a few

detours along the way.

My gosh!  It takes courage to excavate a new plan or a buried dream and tell us all about it! 

At each stage of life, we experience both laughter and tears. Each one of these experiences creates another important layer of who we are.  I tend to equate more layers with more lines on my face, more white hair on my head, more wisdom and more to share.

I also constantly remind myself to keep striving, learning, yearning and doing because I know what it feels like to reach even the smallest milestone.  That moment deep down inside when I own my unique point of view and I realize how priceless it is.
Today, whether you’re sitting at your computer or sitting in the carpool line, expect good things and know that someone is listening to you and talking to you and encouraging you.
Today you inspired me to share my own point of view. 
Thank you for sharing yours.
Now I hope you’ll take a moment to relax for a while and just breathe.
Enjoy these 3 short
{Messages That Move Me}
and share them with other inspiring women you know.




xo LisaOoooooo,   you must also visit this spiritual, inspiring & stylish friend of mine {here} as she’s linking to a fabulous group of bloggers who are discussing their many different philosophies on living out hopes & dreams!

9/10/10

Dear Taylor,


XO Mom
Katherine Center is the author of three novels about love and family:
The Bright Side of Disaster, Everyone Is Beautiful, and Get Lucky!!
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Katherine Center graduated from Vassar College, where she won the Vassar College Fiction Prize and received an MA in fiction from the University of Houston.
Katherine's first novel, "The Bright Side of Disaster," was featured in "People Magazine", "USA Today," "Vanity Fair," the "Houston Chronicle," and the "Dallas Morning News," among others.
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Katherine Center's second novel, "Everyone Is Beautiful," was featured in the March issue of "Redbook" and has been likened to the 1950's motherhood classic "Please Don't Eat the Daisies."
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She has just turned in her third novel, "Get Lucky," and is starting on a fourth. She lives in Houston, Texas, with her husband and two young children.
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Visit her website to learn more.
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