Thank you for taking the time to stop in to visit, and thank you for your words of kindness. I saw your comment over at MwP and I was immediately attracted to your blog and your writing by the title alone. I am also really enjoying what you have to say. The small choices we make, even as simple as the words we choose in a simple sentence. The way that we greet a person at the supermarket, or a coffee shop. It can affect a person’s whole life.

I believe that is why it is so very important to be positive and treat others with kindness. We are all very important parts of a complex machine.

I will look forward to seeing you again and chatting with you!

Thank you very much for stopping by, and apologies for not responding to your comment sooner!

You were the first lucky “victim” to get caught by akismet…

It is simply amazing what you find on those side streets. This little blog is the result of my explorations, and I am so happy I made that choice, as I am getting to meet great people like yourself.

I am just having a look at your blog right now, and it is absolutely great stuff.

I’m glad you took the time to say hello. I will be sure to do the same.

Thank you for your kind comments, and thank you for stopping by.

The small choices do have the greatest effects. We had set out to have only one more child and we were blessed with three more. I couldn’t imagine life without the four. And health issues for us are also the reason we have been blessed. So in some way, it was meant to be.

Thank you, also, for your wonderful blog page. I am off this week (March Break) with my children and I think I can take a few ideas from you!

This will be a fun week for me. I am treating it as a preview of how I want my “work” to be. A prototype of sorts, much like I did a few weeks back.

One thing is for sure – I’m feeling that I am where I should be, rather than in an office…

Thanks again for the words.

I found your blog through a comment you made on Skellie’s blog earlier this month. – Just one of those little choices again, and I’m really enjoying reading what you have to say.
My butterfly effect was getting glandular fever 20 years ago and ending up with CFS. I know that if that had not happened, I would not have moved in the circle of friends where I met my husband ten years later.
We have now two beautiful children and while I can’t say I’m happy about my assorted health issues, I thank the universe for the love that surrounds me every day.
Sometimes the effects of events won’t be felt for decades…

This is why I always hold that door for someone, or ask the person at the variety store, “how is your day going?”

One small action can make all the difference to a life.

I always look at that choice to go on match.com as a miracle from God.

Thank you for stopping by today, and thank you very much for your support.

Most of all, thank you for helping me in my learning process, as this blog is my test environment while my real page is being finalized by Harry & James. I have seen the movie, and I agree with you that it was disturbing.

It was good to have some feedback from you today as I’d not thought too much about the pop culture reference to the title, having encountered the term years ago.

I’ll be dropping by your place soon to visit. You have some really inspiring words over there. It is people like you who encourage me to go further.

But this was better. Whenever I catch myself regretting something I’ve done in the past, I remind myself that if that one thing hadn’t happened, this other thing wouldn’t have happened. Then this other good thing wouldn’t have happened, and so on. I’d never heard it called the butterfly effect before, but I like that.