Welcome to my second blog!!
I’ve been blessed to both give and receive inspiration in my daily life
and in my online social networking and felt called to start The Bottomless
Heart as a way of sharing with you.
I am always looking for ways to enrich my life and my days and this blog is my invitation to you journey with me as I learn how to live a better, more abundant life in a world that is constantly challenging and changing me!
This is a blog encouraging quality of life, no matter the circumstances you find yourself in. From the practical to the more ephemeral, you’ll be able to find ideas for stretching your dollars, feeding body and soul, nurturing yourself, finding strength and resources to move ahead and encourage creativity of ALL kinds.
It is also a blog about living with crises – from financial hardship, to emotional challenges, to chronic illness and disabilities. It is about thinking ‘outside the box”; finding ways to transform and heal our life experiences in ways that can reconnect us with our bottomless hearts.
The things I hope to write about will include
Saving $
Food & nutrition
Feeding your soul and finding inspiration
Creativity for both yourself and your family/children
Finding resources in your community
Navigating the systems that can help – or hinder - you
Alternate incomes
Recycling/Repurposing
Advocacy and volunteering
Support networks
Roadmaps & Inspiration boards
Reading/books
Eventually, I hope to bring you guest posts from people who will add even more inspiration to our lives and I'll occasionally offer free printables on various topics. If you have something that you'd like to see covered here, let me know and I'll see what I can do. I will always be open to your input and ideas!
It’s going to be a wonderful journey!
I hope that you’ll share it with me.
Love it well done!!!!!xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Lesley! I hope you drop by to visit again :)
DeleteThis is awesome! I look forward to sharing with you more, too! And I'm so happy to see that you can be followed by e-mail. I miss so much otherwise! Thanks, Good luck, and God bless you, too!
ReplyDeleteJuliana
Hi Juliana! I feel the same about following by email. I don't have to worry about forgetting to check my RSS feed, lol.
DeleteThanks for showing faith in me by following :)
I love this Cynthia! What a wonderful idea for a blog! I will be sure to follow along with u and I can't wait to see sum of the stuff u come up with! Love ya! (((BIG HUGS!)))
ReplyDeleteYay Megan! Thanks so much for taking the leap with me!
DeleteLooks great, Cynthia. It will be an asset in our lives.
ReplyDeleteJoy, I hope it will be both an asset and an inspiration. Thanks for the encouragement! Wish I was still in the PDX metro area ;)
DeleteHi Cynthia, i saw your post of FB and came over to see what you were doing. I think its a great idea for a blog and I will of course enjoy this too. I am in a very very similar position both financially, creatively and physically so i found this idea for a blog very welcome indeed. I look forward to it very much
ReplyDeletehugs June x
Hi June! You are always so supportive and encouraging :) I wish that you were nearby instead of across the pond, lol! Did you sign up for emails?
DeleteThis blog looks good! I'll be checking back often.
ReplyDeleteCynthia, thanks so much for visiting from SITS Girls, for the compliment - AND for following my blog. Such a huge vote of faith, and I so very much appreciate it!
DeleteStopping by from SITS girls http://queenofsavings.com
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to 'meet' you Justine! Thanks for the follow. I'm following you too now :)
DeleteHi Cynthia!
ReplyDeletesending you a hello and love from Australia!
What is a99er?
hugs
Andrea xxx
Hello Andrea! I love these long distance hellos, lol. Just did a card exchange with a friend in Australia...
DeleteIn the US, 99'er is a term used for people who are long-term unemployed and whose unemployment benefits and extensions have ended completely after 99 weeks. A person who doesn't have dependents under the age of 18 doesn't qualify for cash assistance from the government. In effect, a 99'er is also someone who has little to no income.
Looks really good Cynthia! I'm following!
ReplyDeleteDonna, you're wonderful!! Thank you for joining me on my new adventure :)
DeleteThis is going to be a fabulous journey! I look forward to reading more. ♥
ReplyDeleteHi looks like you had the same idea as me. I live a pretty good life with fms over at least 10 years. I've had fulltime work with part time uni up until recently and have a good handle on my symptoms and want to share my coping mechanisms and things i've learnt over the years aswell. All the best much love.
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