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High & Low

Posted by Claudia Moser on 7:09 PM in ,
From low



attempt to high



and in the end



Just another day, somehow happy it's done!

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12 Comments

Desiree says:
7:38 PM

Solid direction for moving forward positively :)

Claudia Moser says:
7:43 PM

@Desiree - indeed :)

Claudia Moser says:
7:57 PM

@Izdiher - thank you!

Southhamsdarling says:
8:27 PM

Love the cartoon of the little boy at the start of this post! Very wise words on the two posters. Thank you for this positivity!

Sarah Tokeley says:
8:41 PM

Love the cartoon, although it's a little close to home these days :-)

Fashioncircus says:
8:56 PM

Is the first cartoon Tommy and the Tiger? Looks like it.. Fun post!

xx Love from Norway
http://www.fashioncircus.blogg.no

Anonymous says:
10:08 PM

That's the spirit :) We're already half way through the week. Enjoy your evening

Claudia Moser says:
10:10 PM

@Diane - I do try to keep positive, it ain't always easy!
@Sarah - is it? How come?
@Fashioncircus - it is indeed!
@Eva - I am doing my best!

BB says:
11:49 PM

Loved this post. Being positive isn't the easiest thing, but when it becomes a habit, it's automatic. One of the things I like about you! Positivity.

Louise says:
9:29 AM

Great post! very inspiring :) xx

Claudia Moser says:
11:33 AM

@Barb - thank you my dear, but do trust me I have my moments of low!
@Louise - thank you!

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