My theme for the A to Z Blog Challenge @AprilA2Z during the month of April is ~ My Life Is My Masterpiece ~ Lessons Learned
“Life is a series of highs and lows.
Be grateful for the highs.
Be graceful in the lows.
Enjoy life fully and find contentment in your Middle Ground”Val Boyko
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I’ve consistently found myself gravitating to the middle ground when faced with a dilemma and making difficult decisions. As long as I can remember, my inclination is to step back and observe before jumping on the band wagon. Sometimes I’d envy those ‘take charge’ people who could step up at those times of drama and ‘just do it’ when it was necessary. I still admire them. For me though, I operate better through finding my middle ground. I have a need to see the process before I can find my place in the highs and lows of life.
One of the first Blogs that I started following when I signed up with WordPress was Find Your Middle Ground. It was so great to connect with other bloggers who were also following their intuition on this.
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Middle Ground Theory ~ Pendulums and Waves of Life ~ Click Here ~
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My brother, J ~ Me in the Middle ~ My brother, R
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The 2016 A to Z Challenge #atozchallenge@aprila2z is 26 Days in April (No Sundays) of blogging using each letter of the alphabet as a prompt for each blog. My theme for this Challenge is My Life is a Masterpiece ~ Lessons Learned
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* Note: My letter sketches were made from ideas I found on Google Images. *
I think even those “take charge” people can learn a little from their middle ground. Being centered is a good thing. Great post! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Becca! 🙂
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Middle child and middle ground often go together – middle children are more accommodating and tend to go with the flow. First borns like me tend to take responsibility for everything (even when it’s not our problem!) Leanne @ cresting the hill
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It’s interesting learning about birth order, isn’t it! I seem to fit the middle child. Congrats on hanging in there! We’re halfway there! 🙂
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Love the illustration and your beautiful piece. Very inspiring and very necessary!
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Thank you so much! I’m being inspired by all the other AtoZ bloggers too! 🙂
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Wow the click 🙂
Loved your inspiring post 😃
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Thanks again, Dixita! Keep on AtoZ blogging! 🙂
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I too am a middle child sandwiched between an elder brother and a younger sister 🙂
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I’m the middle child with two older brothers, and a younger sister and brother. I like being in the middle! 🙂
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I don’t know any other way to be! 🙂
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le lettre est magnifique et la photo de famille très émouvante.
Bonne journée, bises.
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Merci beaucoup, Carole! Donc heureux que vous aimez l’art et la photo! 🙂
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Oh oui !
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love your sketches as always. You have finally caught up with me in the challenge. I not that I skipped a few ) ha ha. lovely post. We are all different 🙂
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Thanks, Daisy! Good thing I started to months ago and pre-scheduled!! I don’t think I’d be keeping up. We can do this!!! 🙂
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