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The rambler
Tracy Lundgren
I am a people watcher,life observer, nature lover, spiritual seeker loving this crazy wild ride that life is taking me on. I am still a blank piece of paper waiting to be filled and that is good.
Tags I’ve used most often.
- Aging
- anxiety
- art
- Australia
- Australian outback
- beauty
- Blogging
- camping
- cats
- children
- Christmas
- crafts
- creativity
- Cruises
- culture
- daughters
- death
- diet
- doctors
- dogs
- dreams
- embarrassing
- family
- fear
- Fear of flying
- getting older
- Ghosts
- grandchildren
- happiness
- health
- hormones
- humanity
- humour
- Husbands
- imagination
- insomnia
- inspiration
- Kids
- Life
- life experiences
- Love
- Manila
- marriage
- memories
- mixed media
- mothers
- Music
- nature
- New York
- outback
- paranormal
- parenting
- parents
- people
- perimenopause
- Pets
- Philippines
- photography
- Photomanipulation
- photoshop
- raising children
- scenery
- Shopping
- sleep
- society
- songwriting
- spirituality
- Summer
- technology
- teenagers
- travel
- unexplained
- weather
- weird
- writing
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Recent rambles.
Posts that tickle my fancy, or move and inspire me in some way.
Blogs I Follow
- Life with MissRiva
- Kym's travels in Oze
- Alive & Terrified
- 2far2shout
- Green lights ahead
- Patricia Steele Raible
- ephemeral gecko by mixy gregory
- Art Inspiration | Inspiration | Art Techniques | Encouragement | Art Supplies
- In the Zone
- wordpresscom97530
- Randomravingsfromcornwall
- Xcetera Photography
- €merald Wake ©
- #SharingItForward
- LEANNE COLE
- Joshi Daniel Photography
- lemanshots - Fine Pictures and Digital Art
- Storyshucker
- Europe with an edge: bits from the Balkans
- Gotta Find a Home
- A Holistic Journey
- Pepperbox Couture
- speckledsydney.wordpress.com/
- Make Something Mondays
- Creating Mixed Media Art
- janyceresh
- home sweet homemade
- ME and the Boss
- Shabby Chic Addiction
- Vit Peyr
The kinds of things I ramble about....
Anxiety Art Arty farty Australia Body image Children Creativity embarrassing Family Getting older happiness health and well being hormones Humour husbands Life life experiences Marriage memories Music Nature Parenting photography society Spirituality teenagers Travel Uncategorized Weird thoughts and odd stuff writingPosts of mine that have somehow tickled other peoples fancies.
Category Archives: Social networks
Becoming the machine…
Image courtesy of Pixabay. Screens in the form of phones, ipads, tablets, laptops have become such an integral part of society and so very quickly. As a photographer and avid people watcher I have to say that people are becoming … Continue reading
Posted in Social media, Social networks, society, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged addictions, children, computers, internet, machines, society, technology, the future
2 Comments
Veto the LIKE button – for a day!
The other day my seventeen year old daughter said to me that a friend of hers who had posted a video on youtube said to her. ‘Why didn’t you LIKE my video?” My daughter replied… “I TOLD you I liked … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Life, Social media, Social networks, society, Technology
Tagged change something, communication, connecting, expressing yourself, internet, Like buttons, small things, social media, society, writing
20 Comments
The antisocial network.
I resisted creating a facebook account for years, sick of hearing facebook this and facebook that…and having people ask me “How come you’re not on facebook?”. It was like some sort of cult….some mass following, and I usually resist these … Continue reading
Posted in culture, health and well being, Life, Parenting, Parents, Social networks, society
Tagged children, compassion, cyber bullies, cyber trolling, documentaries, Facebook, morals and values, parenting, social networks, society
8 Comments
Sticks and stones will break your bones…
We all know the saying, and it’s got to be one of the most untrue statements we could ever be told. When I was fourteen years old, at that painfully awkward age when self image and self confidence were confusing … Continue reading →