Happy St. Patrick’s Day Weekend! This is a significant time in Ireland. A weekend that marks the end of Winter and heralds in Spring. Daffodils are blooming and the first signs of fresh young leaves are becoming visible in the countryside. The only thing is, the rain keeps coming!!!
SylviaLive is almost ready for a new presentation to become visible. With many interviews organized, alongside events to assist you on your life’s journey, there is a lot to look forward to. At the time of writing this blog, I am not at liberty to provide details yet not ready for publicity, but all I can tell you is, stay tuned because the SylviaLive experience is growing.
It has been a big task to get SylviaLive upgraded and refreshed for a new beginning in a sense. The recording space had to be moved and lights and other components had to be sourced to suit the needs of a very particular styling. Paint canasters were opened and a week was spent cleaning, decluttering and preparing a space suited to purpose. Not being a professional when it comes to how studios are assembled, it has been a learning curve for sure. As time goes on more refinements will become evident. As the saying goes, ‘Rome was not built in a day!’
As I have been going through this process I am so grateful to all of you for sticking around and being patient for the release of new content. I truly am so honored to having taken the leap into this world of podcasting as it has served to educate and inspire me personally and I hope it has done so for you too. You may have heard a quotation that says ‘No man is an island’ and this is so true. When I meet and learn the stories and motivations that have resulted in some form of new creation, it inspires me to keep going and not to give up.
Given that this is St. Patrick’s Day weekend, I urge you to think of someone who is lesser off than yourself. Visit or call on them if they are alone. Make sure they are included in some of the positive fun filled vibes of this weekend. I say this because too often there are those that can get overlooked. The pleasure and joy one feels when they are included or thought about, I have seen how it affects them so positively and lasts in the memory for many days afterward.
There is one Irish verse of poetry that I have always loved and I shall finish with this. Here it is:
May the road rise up to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back,
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
The rains fall soft upon your fields,
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Have a wonderful fun filled weekend!