Positive Quote For Today

"The only way that we can live, is if we grow. The only way that we can grow is if we change. The only way that we can change is if we learn. The only way we can learn is if we are exposed. And the only way that we can become exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the open. Do it. Throw yourself."— C. JoyBell C.



Feedback

NB: I will continue to add enlightening, entertaining or inspiring feedback messages as they stream in from my blog readers all across the world. Stay tuned to this page!

I always enjoy your spiritual and human interest stories, Thuita. Please continue them.

Linda,
Manhattan, NV.

[On the story about "The Value of Friendships"] Loved it! A good friend is the most important thing in the world, also gratefulness.

Sabrina Bain,
Pompano Beach, FL.

[On the story about "Death of an Uncle"] Hi Thuita! A lovely blog post about your uncle Julius. I am so sorry for your loss; it goes to show how short life can be. We must all make the effort to live our best lives.

Jennifer SK,
Redhill, United Kingdom.

[On the story about "My Bible Repaired; Yay!"] How wonderful Thuita, great photo and glad you got the version of the Bible you enjoy repaired. Congrats on reading it through and memorising favourite verses.

Jennifer SK,
Redhill, United Kingdom.

[On the story about "My Bible Repaired; Yay!"] Well done. Continue your writing journey. And reading your Bible. It feeds the soul! God bless.

Brenda E. McDaniel,
The United States.

[On the story about "My Bible Repaired; Yay!"] Congrats on your Bible being restored. Well written blog.

Alesha Kaur,
Singapore.

[On the story about "Being Patient With People"] This is a very interesting perspective. I also tend to be impatient with dad.

Simon Noru,
Bermuda.

[On the story about "Being Patient With People"] One of the best articles I have read. A clear reminder of humility and understanding.

Joe Kagigite,
Nairobi, Kenya.

[On the story about "Being Patient With People"] Like your story; I realized the same. Today I'm patient with dad. I respect everything he tells me. Thanks Thuita J. Maina.

Bob Njinju,
Nairobi, Kenya.

[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Amazing blog, it shows the great bond you have with your dad (also a great chef). Very well written.

Kanchan Vaidya,
India.

[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Wonderful blog post Thuita, sensitively written, your father sounds like an amazing man. Glad you have turned things around in your life too Thuita. I pray your Dad continues to recover.

Jennifer SK,
Redhill, United Kingdom.

[On the story about "Dad's Heart Surgery"] Quick recovery to him and thanks for the great piece you wrote. All will be well.

Waweru Muchai,
Kenya.

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