Mimosa Pudica is a creeping annual or perennial herb, also called sleepy plant, Dormilones or shy plant. This herb proves that plants, besides being alive, can react very quickly although they don’t have a nervous system. Proverbial this herb is also called sensitive plant or touch-me-not and therefore in The Netherlands the link has been made to a quick-tempered, touchy person. In Dutch a ‘Kruidje-roer-me-niet’. [READ MORE]
This Manifesto I wrote as a gift to myself for my 46th birthday. Since then, I reflect every couple of months to review the words still represents me:
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Wauw Patty, beautiful manifest…and ofcourse i wish you (little bit to late) a happy birthday en beautiful years to come x
Thank you dear Helena 🙂 I had a wonderful day…visited my 6-days-old niece, finished the manifesto and watch Max Verstappen become third in F1 race. Yes, truly a wonderful day 🙂
Hope all is well with you too! Big hug, XxX
Patty! I am so proud of you, YOU ARE A MASTER COACH!!! I love your manifesto as well. Also, I wish you a late birthday, you are always in my thoughts. Stay awesome.
Thanks sweetie, much appreciated, as you know 😉 XxX
There’s so much to celebrate in this post! Belated birthday wishes, but I hope you embrace my practice of spending an entire month celebrating. One day is simply not enough. And congratulations on becoming a Master Coach. I love your manifesto Patty. Doesn’t it feel good to declare boldly, proudly, authentically what you stand for? Yay to manifestos and yay especially to you.
Thank you dear Deborah 🙂
Writing that Manifesto, I remembered you loving those and I now totally share that love. Since publishing my personal one, I feel ‘free’ of old burdens. Celebrating a month? What about celebrating live every day, as long as I may travel here ? 😉
Big hugs, XxX
Ah! Patty, I need to do this, too! Wonder if I can write my own manifesto poetically? I’ll give it a try!
If anyone can, you are the one, dear Jonathan!
In case you decide to publish it, let me know, ok? Big hugs, XxX
Hugs to you, too, from across the Pond!