Showing posts with label batman begins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label batman begins. Show all posts
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Why?
One of my all-time favorite quotes (and movies) ...
Why? Have you ever asked that question?
I believe we all have. Sometimes we find the answers sometimes we don't.
But, we can always learn to pick ourselves up and continue to move forward.
Why?
Because life is too short, beautiful and wonderful to spend it down and defeated.
Up. It matters.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Why do we fall?

Thomas Wayne: And why do we fall, Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.
~Batman Begins
I love that line and there are times when I use it for myself. We all have this wonderful thing called self talk – it runs constantly at a rate of about 800 words a minute. Even when we talk or watch TV, read or are listening to someone else talk ... our self talk is constantly going. Have you ever paid attention to the thoughts and chatter running through your mind? Try it this week. Tap into the stuff that is playing on your mind stage. It might surprise you. Could there be room for a shift or a reprogramming? If you find that your mind chatter is constantly sending you negative messages – you might want to change them!
How? You ask. It takes energy and work and most of all a desire to change them. I like to use quotes from movies, books and other inspiring things I bump into!
For example – A couple of years ago, a local gift shop asked me to create a card line for them. I did and on the day I took them in for their review and approval – the response was not the one I had anticipated! In fact, I found myself standing in the store with thoughts like this:
“What were you thinking?”
“Never try this again!”
“I’m so not cut out for this!”
And then a little question crept up from my mind ...
Do you like the cards? “Yes!”
Self talk – Then that’s all that matters. (Thank heavens for that positive note from inside my head)!
No need to feel bad. I thanked the Owner for her time and told her I had a great adventure creating the cards and went on my way. No hard feelings. She gave me some insight as to what she was looking for and I assured her that one day – I might just create such a thing!
I hope to one day have my own line of inspirational cards, books and CDs. I continue to learn that the only way to make a dream real is to take action. Win or lose – in order to get somewhere you have to keep on trying!
I chalk that ‘card day’ up as one of the best lessons I’ve learned. You try. You fall sometimes. You try again. Or you don’t.
Ultimately we each decide what we will think and do
Monday, September 08, 2008
"Time is not measured by clocks but by moments ..."
Superheroes UNITE!Kade (Super Grover), Kaleb (Batman), Lauren (Super Girl), Tory (The Singing Superman), Wendy (Cat Woman) - Hard Back Cafe, September 5th, 2008
Commentary: Friday night was a riot! We had a "Wiggle Like a Fish" show at the Hard Back Cafe and really enjoyed dressing up as Superheroes and busting a move to the Wiggle beat!
Thursday, August 21, 2008
{Thursday Actor Spotlight - Gerard Butler}
P.S. I love you - This movie was so touching. I'm a weeper and there was no holding back the tears on this one. I laughed too... which means the film was a favorite! Something wonderful about crying and laughing during the course of a show - cheers to raw emotion!
The Phantom of the Opera - I just discovered last night that the Phantom was played by Gerard Butler - that guy has talent! My Mom and I saw this film at the theater and loved it! After the show, we stopped for hot chocolate and pie so we could chat about the flick. Deep talks about this one!! The music was beyond beautiful and the film was equally as stunning. A while back, I had the soundtrack playing from this movie and both my sons (ages 12 & 10) were in my room in awe. I laughed when they exclaimed: "We want to download that music to our ipod!" - Ahhhh the power of the Phantom!
Nim's Island - My kids and I watched this movie last night. It was a tough sell - here we were in Blockbuster perusing the DVD choices and I grab Nim's Island. My son, Kaleb, was not too thrilled about it. He had his mind set on Batman Begins (he always wants that one - we've seen it many times!) I was not deviating from "Nim's" and told him he could watch the movie with us or go to bed. (Silence.) For the record, its one of our favorite family movies! We loved this film! The animals on the island are so funny and the actors (Abigail Breslin, Jodie Foster & Gerard Butler) really make the scenes exciting. If you are looking for a great family movie - grab this one and stick to your choice! The kids will love it - trust me. (PG).
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