Heart of a Southern Woman

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Get Your Motor Running! Zero to Hero Challenge

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Today’s going to be a  feel-good day! There’s snow on the ground–the kids are all trapped inside–the baby ‘s not sleeping at night— and I feel like EEYORE!  But no more! We are going to crank up the volume and dance to the music! Dance like nobody’s watching! Just do it! and have fun!  

As part of my Zero to Hero challenge, I had to take a look at the stats that  Word Press collects on my blog for me! I was to look for and take note of my most popular blog posts. The assignment was to take one of the popular ones and put a spin on it, and post away!   I was surprised to see that my most popular posts seemed to be ones about feeling good;   about abstract ideas like reputation; and about community events! Here I was , thinking about specializing in genealogy on my blog! 

 So, I’m planning to put some feel good blog posts and other things into my blog as often as possible–afterall, I need them as much as anyone! Flowers, music, dancing–let me know please–what makes you feel good? Music and dancing has always done it for me–gets my motor running every time!  Here’s wishing you a day full of verve and elan! Helen

Author: Helen Holshouser

Old enough to enjoy life, I am a Red Hatter, grandmother, gardener, and amateur genealogist. I am a retired clinical psychologist, master's level, who is disabled with heart disease, but having fun with family and friends. Married over 40 years, I have two grown daughters and three grandchildren. I have learned that grandchildren provide a joy one never knew existed---writing feeds my soul, gardening is therapy, and genealogy research makes me feel like a detective!

6 thoughts on “Get Your Motor Running! Zero to Hero Challenge”

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  1. anne prince
    January 30, 2014 at 12:22 am

    I’m awake.  AP

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  2. Linda McLaughlin
    January 30, 2014 at 12:31 am

    Music, dance, laughter, birds singing, grandchildren, family, excited youth, friends, kids at play, word games, helping others, counting my blessings — things that make me happy, in no particular order. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to think about this which coincidentally has made me happy! Love and hugs, Linda

    Sent from my iPhone

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  3. Helen Holshouser
    January 30, 2014 at 12:37 am

    Hi darling! You and my sister both awake at this time of night! What a great list! Thank you so much! when you do get to sleep, I hoppe it is deep and restful! Love you!

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  4. Helen Holshouser
    January 30, 2014 at 12:39 am

    Hi darling–want to call meon my cell? or I will call you! so good to see you here! Love you dearly!

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  5. Preeti
    January 30, 2014 at 1:07 pm

    Helen your ‘ editorial’ plan on ‘feel good’ factors sounds good! Have bookmarked you to come back and check out those feel good factor posts!

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  6. Helen Holshouser
    January 30, 2014 at 2:21 pm

    Oh ho! So you are going to hold me responsible for what I say! LOL I’ll give it a try–the thought of it makes me feel good, and that in itself is a good sign I believe! Thank you so much for coming by and tuning in–understanding ! I’ll look forward to getting to know you! Helen

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