An Accident and It Could Have Been Worse by Kim

Blog Name: stuff could always be worse
Date: June 28, 2009
Subject: Accident

Dearest Kim,

You are one of the Admirable Women I met on the blogosphere. With all your heroic effort inspite of your condition, you showed us how to face life with bravery and courageously. With hope and faith...You do make a sound difference to the world.

I want you to visit and please see this through. Do you mind?

In so many ways, you have touched my heart, my soul and you help me all along without you knowing. Though I don't complain, I do have a frail emotion and your fortitude strengthens me.

Subject: Accomplish the Impossible
Date: June 23, 2009

Once in my life I was out of work, so I became a stay at home Mom. I mostly spent my time volunteering particularly helping in school library (of my children) and the community library. My job of which was to cover books that I am very good at doing.

One day, the Sisters of Charity came with a couple who were new migrant to this country from Eastern Europe. They were looking for a babysitter. I offered help without hesitation and without remuneration in minding their very clever three year old girl just so they could have a good start in their new life down under.

Yes, it's hard work. But I did not see it that way even if the child was quite a handful. I loved her and she was such a playful, tricky and demanding company.

By the time I hit my head on my pillow, I forgot about exhaustion. I have my way of disciplining children without hurting them in words or punishment. At the end of the day, the child would go home with Mom and Dad, leaving me her affection and respect.

I adore that memory. You are one to be praised Kim. Keep up the good spirit which you pass down to us.

Title: Award from Kim
Date: June 12, 2009
Subject: T-shirt, Store and Award

Kim in her blog above, has made a special mention of blogs she is giving awards to. I'm humbled by the honour of this award. In appreciation to her thoughtfulness, I am saving her another space in my blog comment. Thank you very much Kim for your kindness.

This is my award from Kim on behalf of my Australia:Quadrat in Focus blog.

Kim!!!!! What can I say? I'm as equally embarrassed as you ...just for opening your great online store? Why embarrassed Kim? If it is for a good cause, why not? I admire you for this great motivation you impacted on me! Truly, truly. But I can't say it now, not yet!

Thank you for this award. Gosh! I never realize there is awarding in the blogosphere. But I do appreciate your kind thought of me. Lovely Kim. Thank you again.

By the way, I checked your store and I now have an idea for the future purchase. Meanwhile, let me pass this time first as my daughter is getting married, so it's a bit busy in my end. Thanks for giving me a visit Kim. Have a lovely weekend.

My Hillbilly Family by Kimberley

Blog Name: Stuff could always be worse
Origin: Georgia USA
Date:May 17, 2009

I have a very "Hillbilly" family and I love it. I guess you could say they are unique when my sister has many pet chickens. They have a small rooster that rides in the car with them, sets on their hand, and visits her at work.


Your sister doesn't eat chicken? She reminds me of my late Father. We had free ranged chicken back home we raised. I was the butcher in the family, being the eldest and kitchen has been always my domain. Each time I asked permission from my Father if we could have chicken for dinner, he would always answer back, "No, it's pitiful to kill a chicken."

Night time came, guess what? "Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar" because while the family laid asleep in bed, we heard the chicken crooking....Someone out there crept to climb the trees to grab the chicken...we longed to fill our tummy. The robber did not pity the chicken. hahaha... Such a hilly billy life.

Yeah, stuff could be worse.

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Date: June 9, 2009
Subject: We want what we cannot have

"sometimes we want what we cannot do."

As for wanting what I cannot have Kim, I surrender my thought literally on that matter. Nothing seem to matter to me anymore now that I am alone.

As to your unbelief in regards to bloggers readership, that I was thinking too in the beginning.

Blogging is my only means of hide away. If behind the screen I can express myself, then so be it.

But it's a blessing to find some good and kind hearted soul to share what our heart is abundant of for in the mouth we speak so is with our mind.

Hopefully, for me, they are pleasant thought. Though I know I am subject to my own human limitations.

Just sing out Kim when you need the money. Next thing we arrange is how to send it without being spammed by. So, we'll find a way to get away from cyber frauds.

Take care Kim.

June 10, 2009 5:31 AM