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Gratitude for all my Readers

First of all I’d like to thank all of you—my readers for your support for this blog. I am overwhelmed by the positive feedback I’ve received from many of you out there. I hope I can continue to meet your expectations for this blog.

 I am grateful to all of you for taking the time to read my blog,and hope they have brought value to you and your life.  I hope this will be the first of many posts of gratitude for you and all you do.

Happenings in the Possess Less Exist More Universe 

Over the past week, I’ve been honored to have some of my blog articles featured in some blog carnivals. There are many good articles (besides mine, of course) in these carnivals, and you may want to take some time to read some.

You can view the articles at the following blog carnivals:

Festival of Frugality

Abundance Thinking blog Carnival

Personal Development Carnival

More thanks

Also thanks to Steve Harper for his efforts in publicizing the Possess Less Exist More Blog and for taking part in the inaugural podcast. I plan to do more and more podcasts, and if you think you might be interested in participating in a Possess Less Exist More podcast, just contact me and let me know you’re interested. We typically cover personal development issues or frugal living.

Also, if you think other people from benefit from any of my articles, I encourage you to email them to your friends, “Digg” them, or submit them to your favorite social media site.  I made some changes to the blog adding a mail to button and easy submission buttons to most social media sites. 

Some personal notes

Great things have happened to me since returning to South Korea…almost too many to mention. But I finally got to see the English textbooks I wrote 7 years ago being used in a classroom. Seeing the kids laughing at the parts I had written specifically to make them laugh was quite gratifying.

Next week, I’ll be “existing more” in Osaka, Japan for a couple of days. I’ve never been to Osaka and plan to see all I can in the short time I am there.

Have a great weekend.

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