I was reading this romance novel the other day on my iPad. It was called Sparks Fly by Lucy Kevin. It is one of the freely downloadable books on the iBooks to pass some time in utter frivolity.
Anyhow, the heroine is a Feng Shui consultant and she is out to fix a man's attitude on romance. She sets out to advice him about the importance of 'clearing clutter' in his office and how that might affect his love life.
While reading this, I look around my bedroom and go wow, wow, hang on. How am I inviting romance to my life or how is the Feng Shui in my house enhancing my life goal settings?
To my utter amazement, I find that I have completely and utterly overlooked the effect of Feng Shui in my live. What a horrible thing to do, when everything is related to everything.
So, I set out to research about Fen Shui for the next five minutes on Internet. I came up with a quick remedy plan and the next day go to Spotlight and buy new sheets to my bed and to Target to buy a new picture. I judge my old dearly loved, inherited naivistic art work will remain with some improvements on the side.
And the next day, I have a totally new environment. I feel better, my family gets a laugh from seeing mom's new enthusiastic way of inspiration application and I am having lots of fun.
Ah! There is the new picture of the romantically lit Eiffel Tower where I will be again some day with my loved ones.
Of course, my fun is not done yet. There is more to accomplish, but at least that is a start. I feel a lot better, now that I have applied some science to my life. It is highly recommended.
Please, enjoy!
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