Lessons Learned

by JHSEsq

Rachel’s blog Lessons Learned is a delight­ful mix­ture of humor and pro­found thoughts. Her mis­sion is to expand her aware­ness of the world by record­ing the lessons learned from her daily life. Her uncanny abil­ity to take a sim­ple act and see the beauty that lies within is noth­ing short of bril­liant. In her beau­ti­fully writ­ten post of Octo­ber 17, 2007, How Autumn Comes (to Me)… she writes “But come August, weeks after the Sol­stice, the vel­vet lifts, the blue grows thin, per­haps trans­par­ent. It pales to a weaker, whiter blue, like cerulean. The soft vel­vety thick­ness of the color is gone, replaced by a thin gauze: wispy and flut­ter­ing in the breeze–the blush­ing veil of Winter’s Bride…” Con­grat­u­la­tions Rachel! You have writ­ten The Ris­ing Blogger’s Post of the Day!

Review writ­ten by DAWN DROVER.

{ 4 comments }

1 Rachel October 23, 2007 at 4:10 pm

Wow. I don’t know what to say. I’m both flattered and humbled to be nominated for this, not to mention, completely floored. My blog, like most journals, is simply meant to share my thoughts on what I’ve experienced and learned about my life and myself. To think that other people would find any meaning in what I say is enormously gratifying.

Thanks to Judd for including me in such august company. I spent most of today reading some of the blogs listed here, and I’m so glad to have found a wonderful resource of profound writers and thinkers.

Thanks Judd, and whomever nominated me, thanks!

2 My Reflecting Pool October 27, 2007 at 3:10 pm

Awesome Rachel!!!!

3 Martha Elaine Belden October 28, 2007 at 11:35 pm

congratulations to rachel!

i love her blog, and i’m so glad you’ve recognized her with this. you couldn’t have chosen a better winner :)

4 angelsarentfree November 1, 2007 at 9:02 am

Wow, congrats Rachel! I am a fan of Rachel’s writing as well. I love how she can be so serious one moment and hysterical the next.

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