Hi Judy, I know I put one of these chatters on your page, or maybe there is another Judy and I thought it was your page....I'm still learning this site.....how do you put photos in these things....I don't see any place to insert a photo....but it says it suppports them
Hi Jan -- Being a mom, I can not imagine experiencing what you had yet I do understand growth through tragedy and despondency. When my mom passed away in '98, I was the one who had to give the ok to pull the plug and when she was announced dead, Jan, every bit of life within me was sucked out similiar to a vacuum -- she and i were extremely close and I never experienced sorrow as I had then. The irony was that while my mother was alive, I could never get past a first trimester with my pregnacies but 17 months after my moms passing, I had given birth to a beautiful, healthy little girl and I was so grateful because God took my mom but gave me this little person to take care of which allowed me to truly 'bury' my mom. I will never forget my mother, she stays within my heart, but, I was gifted with my daughter through her passing.
Hi Judi, Thanks for the chatter. Yes, Blessings In The Mire was difficult to write as I re-lived the most painful episodes of my life, but it was (as the title suggests) also the biggest blessing of my life. I owned an Angel Store when he died, and I was surrounded by love and evnergy and blessed with all sorts of miraculous events. Those events are some of the most light-filled and gloriously 'coincidental' happenings you can imagine. It was a beautiful time to be learning of true sprituality and true spritual growth. I have a HUGE appreciation for the life events that have blessed me, often after I have sorted thru the mire. I think of a loving mother with a little toddler that has swallowed, say, a penny. The loving mother sorts through the baby's poo to make sure the coin has passed. Metaphorically, I sorted thru a life-time of 'mire' to come out better than ever. Besides, the end (thus far) result is meeting you! That seems all good. ;-)
hey katrina -- it really is growing -- i think i was only the 5th or 6th person to join this and now... but it's great -- believe it or not, there actually was something like this about 10 years ago which i belonged to and it was great -- then i took a sabatical once i had my baby, took 5 years off and when i come back to the industry, that network, unfortunately died -- so this is exciting -- i too am interested in what else is going on and its been funny that we sorta have been following each other -- originally my agency was called 'pulseimaging' which i took pride in the creation, branding etc. but all my clients just kept referring to my agency as 'judi lake' and so somehow that stayed and pulseimaging got ditched -- 'do everything but passion is working with authors which i really love -- who knows, karina, maybe one day we can collaborate on a project or two. Gotta go, heavy deadline -- nice to meet you as well!
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