MondayMotivator#12 & news of Sylvia's blog

"You must have control
of the authorship of your own destiny.

"The pen that writes your life story
must be held in your own hand."
Irene C. Kassorla

5:15am - Tuesday morning addendum
Bobbie of Almost There shared this sad news on her blog:

"Many of my readers also know Sylvia Kirkwood, of The View from Over the Hill ... but currently she is having a serious problem with her blog. She has asked some of us to inform as many of her readers as possible about this and give them her new information. Following is a copy of the email I received from her:

I'm emailing those of you for whom I have email addresses. Google has trashed my ability to access my blog and told me that my gmail address is non-existent and they have given me a new email address for my Gmail account, so while my blog is still available to visitors, I can't post anything. I've spent two days trying to get something to work, someone to talk to me about what and why, but it's impossible. Geek squads don't handle anything relating to Google. So, my only alternative is to create a new blog, with a similar a name, The View from the Other Side of the Mountain, and my first post will be about the problem. If you wouldn't mind putting a little tidbit about this on your blog, I would appreciate it. I'll also be in touch with Ronni to let her know as well.

Thanks so much,

Sylvia

So, there you have it. We will be able to reach her from now on at Sylvia from Over the Hill. The url is http://sylviafromoverthehill.blogspot.com.
Good Luck with the new blog, Sylvia!"

I've followed Sylvia's blog for a while now and find it insightful & stimulating. The photos she shares are lovely. I started to amend this post & pass the news along last night, but was a bit confused about the name and decided to wait until I heard from Bobbie.
After getting email clarification that the new name is, in fact,
Sylvia from Over the Hill and visiting Sylvia's new blog this morning, I've 'amended' this post ... so if you have time, drop by and leave her some encouraging words ... just because.

Thought for Today
"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all." Stanley Horowitz