The Write Tribe Festival of Words has concluded. The theme for this festival was 7 and I chose to write about:
I believe that if we dream long and hard enough, then dreams do come true. And "consecrating" my dreams to "paper" has hopefully sent a message to the Universe that these are dreams I truly long for.
A very special thanks to Corinne who blogs at Everyday Gyaan and who masterminded this festival that I think was a huge success. Her enthusiasm and hard work made this possible.
I enjoyed this festival a lot and I had a great time writing about my 7 journeys. I'm also very thankful to all those who dropped by and took the journey with me. You brought my journeys to life with your wonderful comments. Thank you.
And it was great fun to read so many amazing posts - new words, new places, wisdom, getting to know someone, colours, trivia, stories etc.
The camaraderie was lovely and each blogger gave the other support and encouragement. I think this festival was the best one I have participated in to date.
I tried to feature some posts each day and I was surprised that while I enjoyed the writing and reading, featuring posts gave me the greatest joy of all. I do wish I had featured some more posts using the 7 theme, but as always hindsight is a wonderful thing. I will endeavour to feature posts regularly on all my future posts as this truly brought me great joy.
So here are some more posts I enjoyed across the 7 days
Shellymona's Soaring Over Cloud 7 - Dreamers are believers
Cat's 7 Childhood things - Took me down a delightful memory lane
Kathy's 7 Lessons - A great list that had me nodding and agreeing with all of them
Talya's 7 shades of Yoga - A very enjoyable yoga class
Penny's 7 ways to Nourish the soul - And it truly nourished and gladdened mine
Aditi's Power of 7 - A heart-warming post on a random act of kindness
Anu's 7 Childhood crushes - A fun post
And some great words of wisdom about blogging from
Corrine's 7 Reasons why you should stop blogging
Vidya's 7 Deadly sins of blogging
But the post that I thought was simply brilliant was
Ruchira's 7 Crisis Strategies - Taking a soul view (great wisdom in this post too)
And finally here are the places I went to and journeys I took virtually
Journey 1 = Krishna Yatra
Journey 7 = Ajanta Ellora
Have a day of dreams come true. I look forward to the next festival
Warm Regards
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7 dream journeys that I would like to take
I believe that if we dream long and hard enough, then dreams do come true. And "consecrating" my dreams to "paper" has hopefully sent a message to the Universe that these are dreams I truly long for.
A very special thanks to Corinne who blogs at Everyday Gyaan and who masterminded this festival that I think was a huge success. Her enthusiasm and hard work made this possible.
I enjoyed this festival a lot and I had a great time writing about my 7 journeys. I'm also very thankful to all those who dropped by and took the journey with me. You brought my journeys to life with your wonderful comments. Thank you.
And it was great fun to read so many amazing posts - new words, new places, wisdom, getting to know someone, colours, trivia, stories etc.
The camaraderie was lovely and each blogger gave the other support and encouragement. I think this festival was the best one I have participated in to date.
I tried to feature some posts each day and I was surprised that while I enjoyed the writing and reading, featuring posts gave me the greatest joy of all. I do wish I had featured some more posts using the 7 theme, but as always hindsight is a wonderful thing. I will endeavour to feature posts regularly on all my future posts as this truly brought me great joy.
So here are some more posts I enjoyed across the 7 days
Shellymona's Soaring Over Cloud 7 - Dreamers are believers
Cat's 7 Childhood things - Took me down a delightful memory lane
Kathy's 7 Lessons - A great list that had me nodding and agreeing with all of them
Talya's 7 shades of Yoga - A very enjoyable yoga class
Penny's 7 ways to Nourish the soul - And it truly nourished and gladdened mine
Aditi's Power of 7 - A heart-warming post on a random act of kindness
Anu's 7 Childhood crushes - A fun post
And some great words of wisdom about blogging from
Corrine's 7 Reasons why you should stop blogging
Vidya's 7 Deadly sins of blogging
But the post that I thought was simply brilliant was
Ruchira's 7 Crisis Strategies - Taking a soul view (great wisdom in this post too)
And finally here are the places I went to and journeys I took virtually
Journey 1 = Krishna Yatra
Journey 2 = Ram Yatra
Journey 3 = Shiva Yatra
Journey 4 = Himalayan Adventure
Journey 5 = Kaziranga
Journey 6 = Royal RajasthanJourney 7 = Ajanta Ellora
Have a day of dreams come true. I look forward to the next festival
Warm Regards
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I enjoyed thoroughly visiting each of the places that you wish to go during the festival. Thank you for the wonderful mention here and for your sweet comments at my home in cyberspace! I have to agree, this was the best writing challenge I have ever participated in with the greatest bunch of writers in the world.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Kathy. this was such an awesome challenge. I loved every moment of it. Thank you for journeying with me.
DeleteI enjoyed thoroughly visiting each of the places that you wish to go during the festival. Thank you for the wonderful mention here and for your sweet comments at my home in cyberspace! I have to agree, this was the best writing challenge I have ever participated in with the greatest bunch of writers in the world.
ReplyDeleteAgree completely, dreams do come true, if only we wish hard enough. I enjoyed participating in this fest too, Suzy. Loved writing, reading and connecting with so many new bloggers. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Shilpa. Yes, I enjoyed the connecting too. Still catching up though on all the posts - will have to be more organised and do 1 blogger at a time. Thanks so much for visiting every single day. And happy blogging.
DeleteWhat a nice round up, Suzy! Here's wishing you make it to each of the places you dream of visiting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention! Now let's look forward to the next one, shall we? :-)
Thanks Vidya. I hope I will make those journeys for real. You are most welcome with the mention. It's a great post. Yes, look forward to the next one.
DeleteI totally agree with you...If we dream through heart then our dreams surely come true...a lovely wrap up post...
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for mentioning my post...It's an honor completely
Thank Shellymona and you are welcome. Waiting for my dreams to come true.
DeleteThanks for the mention Suzy :)
ReplyDeleteI loved every bit of this challenge. It was great connecting with so many new bloggers :)
I esp loved travelling with you to the royal Rajasthan and the enigmatic Ajanta and Ellora....hope to make many more memories together!
Thanks Aditi and you are welcome. I enjoyed journeying with all of you.
DeleteYes Suzy, it was an enjoyable journey. I loved all your colorful photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Usha. I enjoyed reading your posts too.
DeleteI woke up and i got this lovely wrapped up surprise this morning.Thank you so much for mentioning my name Suzy.
ReplyDeleteI think this challenge worked best for me.In last seven days i not only brainstorm for my writing but read , met and made absolutely wonderful virtual friends in short span.Hope we will continue our rendezvous in future as well.Thank you :)
You are welcome Anu. Will definitely drop by your blog. Great to "meet" you.
DeleteWow, thank you Suzy for featuring my little blog in yours! I am humbled. I'm so glad I got to read your work...you took me on virtual journeys and whetted my appetite for travel abroad again! Thank you so much for sharing all the wonderful photos and descriptions!
ReplyDeletePenny
You are welcome Penny. And I'm so glad I got to read yours. Thank you for following me on FB. I have subscribed to your blog.
DeleteYou ended with a bang, my friend :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful recap by paying tribute to all who touched your soul...I am honored and thank you!
You helped me make memories and also another virtual friend...hugs!
You are welcome Ruchira. It was a post worth mentioning. Hugs to you too my friend. It was fun festival. Look forward to more posts from you.
DeleteThank you for the shout out Suzy! I haven't been to yoga since last week when I wrote that post. This was a great blog challenge. I met several news blogs I intend to follow.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Talya. Yes, nice to have discovered a lot of new blogs.
DeleteHaving read all your posts for the Festival together, I'm sad the 'journey' has ended. Perhaps, you'll take us to another part of the world the next time? Thanks for the mention again and for being a most active participant in the Festival. ♥
ReplyDeleteOh Thanks Corinne. It was my pleasure to participate. I enjoyed taking these virtual journeys too. Let's see what turns up next time ... will have to go with the flow!
DeleteYour post deserved a mention, so you are most welcome.
DeleteI am visiting Himalayan Adventure and Royal Rajasthan. These places are very awesome . And your journey within this festival is very good. Enjoy it .. myrtle beach
ReplyDeleteThanks John, glad you enjoyed my journeys. Enjoy your Himalayan and Rajasthan holidays. Thanks for visiting my blog.
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