The Challege of Daily Posts with Positive Language -Encouraged by (Japanese) Fellow Blogger-

Since about a week ago, I've made up my mind that update this blog every day at least for a month. This is one example of persistence in a thing everyone can do once or two times, which I've learned from what a mail from a board member puts.

I was just writing about it, rather in a negative way, that I've been struggled with doing things ordinary people can do easily, and sometimes I barely acquire the skill to do it over a lot of trial-and-errors.

I originally thought that my article be posted more negative and tragic manner to draw attentions.

When I'm stuck, I looked at my Japanese blog and then a list of entries by my fellow bloggers. She makes it a rule that she say only positive things, that is, she tries to see things she experiences in positive respects.

She introduced us one bible verse,
Let no corrupting talk com out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear.(Ephesians 4:29)
I'm also encouraged to try to my daily blog posts with positive words as much as possible, not only go on posting blog posts daily.


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