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Tag Archives: proverty
Culinary Classes : Pages from a Journal
“Well my third trip to _ was awful; like on the first trip I got stranded at _ airport once again. How the fuck do you forget someone at the one of the biggest airports in the country. My grandpa … Continue reading
Accomplishments
Great accomplishments are often attempted but only occasionally reach …those who reach them are usually those who missed many times before. Positively Purging–I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged accomplishments, encouragment, expectations, faith, hardwork, How did you get here, motivation, opportunity, opposition, optimism, proverty, purpose, rejection, self-awareness, success
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Believe in Yourself
When no one believes in you, that’s when you have to believe in yourself the most. I’ve made it this far by being prepared. My whole career has been about finding solutions. – Mary Positively Purging–I welcome your feedbacks in … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Reflections
Tagged encouragment, expectations, faith, How did you get here, motivation, opportunity, opposition, optimism, proverty, purpose, rejection, self-awareness, success
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Little Acts of Thoughtfulness
It is true nothing EVER leaves the internet and no good deed is forgotten. I received an email today that read “Your letter is still going strong on our Facebook page. _ has agreed to donate all dairy products for the … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity
Tagged basic needs, charity, community, dairy, donation, food banks, got milk, How did you get here, hunger, inspiration, kindness, mindfulness, pay it forward, powder milk, proverty, raves, refrigeration systems, Technology
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The Plastic Cops
“Smugglers can receive up to six months in jail.” That statement alone left me reeling from the absurdness of this article (A vigilant Rwanda is winning the war on plastic bags ). These individuals were not smuggling drugs, animals, or … Continue reading
