Sunday, 1 January 2012



HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU.






thankyou to each and every one of you that visits here and leaves comments, it means so much to me. For those of you joining in with my postcard journey...HUUUUGE thanks. I had no idea so many people would want to play.

ONLY ONE MORE SLEEP...


Check out the ever expanding list over there of all the beautiful people who are joining in.

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just let me know in a comment if you are playing but are not yet on the list and I will add you.

NB: I can't add you to the list if you don't have either a blog or a flickr account. You have to let me know where to find you before i can add you lol


Come back tomorrow Monday January 2nd to find out the first country.

16 comments:

  1. I would love to play along..Margaret,

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  2. Happy New Year to you too Darcy and thank you so very much for being your totally inspiring self :)

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  3. I'm going to join the challenge.
    Happy New Year!
    ~Tammy, EarthCuddles.blogspot.com

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  4. I am playing along and would like to be on the list

    Lee
    http://leekre.blogspot.com

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  5. Can you add me to the list please, think it is a splendid idea and can't wait to see where it all goes :)

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  6. Can you add me please as I would love to play along.

    Cathx

    http://cathincyprus.blogspot.com/

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  7. Happy New Year Darcy, so nice meeting you!
    ManonX

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  8. Happy New Year!Please add me to your list. Thank you for sharing this exciting challenge/journey/adventure!!

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  9. Happy New Year!!

    Yes please, add me to the list!! I'm very excited :)

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  10. I am most certainly joining the postcard fun. Please add me to the list.

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  11. Darcy I'm joining the challenge
    I'll be oposting my entries on my Flickr account
    Joyce A/ aka fotojoy

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  12. Please add me to the list, hope I can do it !

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  13. Me, me, me. Hi Darcy, please let me play.
    Anita xx

    http://aniw-madethese.blogspot.com/

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  14. Love this challenge! So creative :) Please add me- cynthea
    blog : http://adventuresinartjournaling.blogspot.com/

    thx :)

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  15. I know you already have your countries chosen but I would like to put in a request of two countries integral to my story. Tibet and Bhutan. Here is a comment on Bhutan :
    While filming a documentary about optimism for ABC—Michael J. Fox: Adventures of an Incurable Optimist—Michael traveled to Bhutan, a kingdom in the Himalayas that measures the gross national happiness of its citizens.

    Read more: http://www.oprah.com/entertainment/Michael-J-Foxs-Life-with-Parkinsons-Stem-Cells-Optimism-and-More/9#ixzz1iQwi3pLr


    Thank you for your consideration :) I know you aren't taking requests and maybe by luck you already have these. If not I just realized I can add them in on my own- duh :) LOL

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  16. Here is a better link for anyone interested. This was an AMAZING documentary! http://extrahappiness.com/happiness/?p=1028
    and http://blog.beliefnet.com/freshliving/2009/05/fresh-living.html

    quote from article:

    "The thing that really struck me was his trip to Bhutan. Apparently, this small Buddhist nation situated between China and India has a government policy that dictates happiness. Instead of a Gross National Product, they’ve adopted the idea of Gross National Happiness. According to an article in this week’s New York Times, the Bhutanese constitution clearly states that government programs should be judged by the happiness they bring rather than by the economic benefit. And Bhutan’s Prime Minister Jigme Thinley says things like this: “Happiness is complete well-being…being content with what is and with what one has.” Wow.

    But the remarkable kicker came later in the segment, when Fox, who traveled to Bhutan to report the story, discovers being surrounded by such happiness diminished his Parkinson symptoms. He could hike up a mountain, the jerking motions that plague him dissipated and in general, this natural optimist just felt better.”

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