You Are Awesome!

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Written by Morgan

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You may have already noticed, or perhaps not, on weekends I am rather quiet (well, as quiet as I can manage to be, given we are talking about ME). Though this has been occurring for some time now, I thought, perchance, a smidgen of explanation might be in order (though many of you, once reading this, will smile, agree, and otherwise nod your head, saying to yourself “I knew that already”) (and if that is the case, then I Thank You and apologize for, here, stating the obvious).

Weekends for me are rather busy, as I am certain they are for you as well, which leaves precious little time for writing, let alone finding time to stop in to all my favourite blogs, read what you’ve offered and add a smiling comment (or six, depending). You may have experienced the same difficulty now and again; nevertheless, and otherwise notwithstanding, I should like to clarify that, although I may be a somewhat silent reader on the weekends, I assure you, I am still here, fluttering around.

Typically during the week I have time to stop in and make comments; while on the weekends, I tend to scroll through the WP Reader and hit LIKE a lot. This may offend some people with the misconception that a Comment-less Like is impersonal and detached, and, although I agree somewhat with that notion, I also rarely have time to do more. (Life switches into super-sonic on the weekends rather than merely High Gear during the week, while I try to squeeze in as much fun and writing time as possible in the midst of cleaning, running errands, and the like) (I’m sure you’ve suffered the same phenomenon once or twice, haven’t you?)

Thus, although on the weekends I may simply LIKE what you’ve offered and you may not SEE me in your comments field, please please PLEASE do know that my Like is more akin to an “AWESEOME”, “I Love this!”, “This Rocks!”, or “This is Truly Beautiful!” rather than merely a simple “Yeah, Hi, Hello, LIKE, see ya!” and of course, each Like that I click is similarly connected to a “Blessings Dear Friend!”, “Happiness and Joy!”, or “Bless You This Sweet Day~” kindly felt and thought.

So, in closing, I hope you will look with a gentle heart upon my weekend Likes, when they occur, with an enhanced understanding and, perhaps, greater patience; knowing that, while I have said little, my Heart is Smiling and my Spirit is Ever Thankful for All of You!

Rock On my Friends!! You Are Awesome ~

~Morgan~

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24 Comments

  1. I am the opposite. But my family is grown and lives away from here. Weekends are my downtime. Of course there is always the danger I get too wrapped up in a book or taking a nap 😉

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  3. My pet peeve here on wordpress are those readers who can’t be bothered to click on the like button which to me is like the applause given after a performance. As an employee who works in an industry that bounces back and forth between feast and famine I can certainly understand just how hard it becomes at times to keep up a blog, read the blogs one follows as well as keep up with one’s own writing. So cheers to you Morgan and those like us who keep on trekking may the wind of our muse at our backs keep pushing us ahead of the storm clouds life tends to throw at us from time to time. 🙂

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  4. I love comments as much as the next person, but I do understand that, like me, everyone has a lot going on in their lives and sometimes a “like” is all that’s required to say GOOD JOB, GREAT POST, or YOU ARE AWESOME! I hope you have a terrific weekend. 🙂

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  5. Most often a “like” is all I can do..so to keep up. I tend to get behind and I feel bad but each of us do have other things to do. I think most of us show support in some manner.. Enjoy your quietness!

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  11. “AWESEOME”, “I Love this!”, “This Rocks!”, or “This is Truly Beautiful!” rather than merely a simple “Yeah, Hi, Hello, LIKE, see ya!”
    Thank you! Heads nodding all around. Ditto. YES! You get it. So much gratefulness. Sunshine & moonbeams, always.

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