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#MorningInspiration #ThursdayThoughts #Inspiration #Journey - #Grateful #Thankful #Memories

Hello

Thank you as always for stopping by.

I am so sorry that this week’s blog is slightly later than usual. I have been so busy editing my book, it completely slipped my mind.

I hope you enjoyed the last 4 week’s special blog series- #SurvivorsMovement – it was deeply poignant because I think most could relate in some shape or form. We are all #survivors of something, in the words of Steve Harvey- we all have the same story, with different details.

This week I felt compelled to write about #inspiration, as I believe inspiration fuels desires to create a better future. For those who follow me or us I should say as my daughter is very much part of the creative process too. You will know that we are committed to living each day to its fullest. 

 Below are a few of my favourite memories- enjoy! 




Local church Christmas party- It was transformed into a winter wonderland theme, the candles to me represented light-the gifts of Jesus Christ, the arch is the blessings of Christ, going through the door is stepping into the Kingdom of Light.


Women’s Ministry Event- The theme was #hope, we all go through valleys or trials visualising the corridor of hope, can help to keep everything in perspective.




My first time doing floristry with my survivors buddies, all these ladies inspires me every day with their stories.


I was deeply humbled by the kind hearted nature of this man, spreading peace and love through handmade rings for free. I will follow suit with my inspiration postcards- coming soon.


Inspiring the next generation has been a mission of mine, if you haven’t already noticed. I truly believe that there is greatness in every child, here I took my daughter to a local college to support the students in hairdressing. It was a fantastic opportunity to expose her to people who are passionate about their craft. Coming across quotes in the library was an added bonus to our visit.



A big thank you to all the readers! I am eternally grateful for the amazing love and support- Our first birthday was on the 4 June 2016, just under a week later it had over 6K hits. If it wasn’t for the readers I don’t think I would be penning #blog to #book. A big shout out to the following countries especially the #USA who have consistently been the biggest supporters!

#United States #UK #Germany #Ireland #Russia #Sweden #France #India #Portugal #Singapore #Kenya #Poland #Romania #SouthAfrica #Brazil #Denmark

Hope this will encourage you to have your own inspirational journey, or join forces with us details below. 

Have a blessed week

KIMI


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