Comments for Tammy Kling http://tammykling.com Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:00:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The most powerful man in the world by Tammy http://tammykling.com/the-most-powerful-man-in-the-world/#comment-205 Tammy Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:00:13 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=840#comment-205 Thanks, the wedding was beautiful and they are an amazing couple. Their life will be blessed! Thanks, the wedding was beautiful and they are an amazing couple. Their life will be blessed!

]]> Comment on The most powerful man in the world by Anonymous http://tammykling.com/the-most-powerful-man-in-the-world/#comment-203 Anonymous Tue, 14 Feb 2012 02:28:00 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=840#comment-203 Well put my dear friend. Well put my dear friend.

]]> Comment on The Power of One by Tammy http://tammykling.com/the-power-of-one/#comment-199 Tammy Fri, 30 Dec 2011 14:56:07 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=819#comment-199 Thank you so much for the 2012 blessing! I'm so glad the book gave you that. I was just a conduit, and knew that the book was meant to change lives. I related to the concept of "old pain is an anchor" and to let go. In 2012 it's time to be joyful! The characters in the book spoke to me too. Please write in January to update me on positive things going on in your life! I loved Solomon, and his wisdom for such a young homeless boy. Tammy Thank you so much for the 2012 blessing! I’m so glad the book gave you that. I was just a conduit, and knew that the book was meant to change lives. I related to the concept of “old pain is an anchor” and to let go. In 2012 it’s time to be joyful!
The characters in the book spoke to me too.

Please write in January to update me on positive things going on in your life! I loved Solomon, and his wisdom for such a young homeless boy. Tammy

]]> Comment on The Power of One by des http://tammykling.com/the-power-of-one/#comment-198 des Fri, 30 Dec 2011 03:50:34 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=819#comment-198 just read "The Compass" in one sitting. yes, the power of words recalls the saying- the Pen is mightier than the Sword . something our world, when linked to the aimless "ratrace" of Jon and Lacy's former pursuits, either forget or won't embrace. Tammy, you have awoken me from a 11 year, self-imposed slumber - I accept the challenge knowing the difficulty is to get the words to those who need to listen. as your words have made it way "Down Under" in Melbourne continue ,like Soloman, to persevere. may you be rewarded with your pursuits in 2012. just read “The Compass” in one sitting.
yes, the power of words recalls the saying- the Pen is mightier than the Sword . something our world, when linked to the aimless “ratrace” of Jon and Lacy’s former pursuits, either forget or won’t embrace.
Tammy, you have awoken me from a 11 year, self-imposed slumber – I accept the challenge knowing the difficulty is to get the words to those who need to listen.
as your words have made it way “Down Under” in Melbourne continue ,like Soloman, to persevere.
may you be rewarded with your pursuits in 2012.

]]> Comment on The Power of One by Tammy http://tammykling.com/the-power-of-one/#comment-197 Tammy Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:47:07 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=819#comment-197 Thanks Steve! Takes a world changer to know one. And you are a warrior, for sure. Remember when we met being interviewed by Geraldo for his show? Very fun day. Can't say I've met anyone else on a tv set and remained friends! Thanks Steve! Takes a world changer to know one. And you are a warrior, for sure. Remember when we met being interviewed by Geraldo for his show? Very fun day. Can’t say I’ve met anyone else on a tv set and remained friends!

]]> Comment on The Power of One by Delia Sue Wagner http://tammykling.com/the-power-of-one/#comment-196 Delia Sue Wagner Thu, 17 Nov 2011 14:05:44 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=819#comment-196 Tammy I bought "The Compass" in a 50 cent bin at Big Lot store near me. I could not put it down, it was an eye opener. I lost my hubby after 45 years of marriage in 2006. The weeks leading up to his death I was there in the room with him every day most all day. No one came to visit or be with either of us. He passed away the day before Christmas & I was by his side, thanks to a nice security guard who came to the hotel and picked me up, took me to the hospital just in time. I walked into his cubicle and took ahold of his hand, I said Honey I'm here, he died at that time. I was so heart sick,sad but glad I was there when he left this earth. The days, weeks, months that followed, I felt so helpless, we had a big home and 2 acres of ground. Things needed done, lawn mowed, then snow removal, etc. all at a cost. I was so overwhelmed, I wish I could have done what Jonathan did and run away. But if I did who would have taken care of all the details of my life in my absence? I have had a dream of being financially able to rent a cabin for 1 week during the summer on Lake Erie, just to get away. On page 74 the third paragraph was a WOW!!!! moment for me. I read that and reread it. I would love to be the person to just let go of people who are hurtful to me, but this person has been my friend since 8th grade in school and she wasn't always like she is today. She is a hurtful, vindictive, mean tempered person, I feel like I have to walk on egg shells each time she comes across the patio to my patio to visit which is maybe 3 times a day. She thinks she knows everything and you have to do everything her way or she is mad. She lies to other neighbors about me, it gets back to me. She doesn't drive, and moved here to be near me so we could care for each other in our older years. She is 71 I am 70. I do not want her moving in with me, my life would be heck... on earth. She tells me I will have to sell or get rid of all my items in my spare room which is my craft, sewing, quilting room, I have a 12 foot quilting machine in there. She expects to move in with me. It is not happening, I will put my foot down, she is not the loving person I went to school with and friend who did a lot of things together with. Dementia? maybe. I loved this book and I have read 83 other books this year so far and "The Compass" has touched my spirit like none of the others. Just picking up and leaving like Jonathan did is not an option for me, I am on a limited income, I am pretty well stuck in my rut life. I am so glad Jonathan went back to Lacy. Losing a loved on is heart wrenching but you move on like the book says, but you never forget. thanks for letting me tell you my story. The book is right, things, people come into your life for a reason, season. Sue Tammy
I bought “The Compass” in a 50 cent bin at Big Lot store near me.
I could not put it down, it was an eye opener.
I lost my hubby after 45 years of marriage in 2006. The weeks leading up to his death I was there in the room with him every day most all day. No one came to visit or be with either of us. He passed away the day before Christmas & I was by his side, thanks to a nice security guard who came to the hotel and picked me up, took me to the hospital just in time. I walked into his cubicle and took ahold of his hand, I said Honey I’m here, he died at that time. I was so heart sick,sad but glad I was there when he left this earth. The days, weeks, months that followed, I felt so helpless, we had a big home and 2 acres of ground. Things needed done, lawn mowed, then snow removal, etc. all at a cost. I was so overwhelmed, I wish I could have done what Jonathan did and run away. But if I did who would have taken care of all the details of my life in my absence? I have had a dream of being financially able to rent a cabin for 1 week during the summer on Lake Erie, just to get away.

On page 74 the third paragraph was a WOW!!!! moment for me. I read that and reread it.
I would love to be the person to just let go of people who are hurtful to me, but this person has been my friend since 8th grade in school and she wasn’t always like she is today. She is a hurtful, vindictive, mean tempered person, I feel like I have to walk on egg shells each time she comes across the patio to my patio to visit which is maybe 3 times a day. She thinks she knows everything and you have to do everything her way or she is mad. She lies to other neighbors about me, it gets back to me. She doesn’t drive, and moved here to be near me so we could care for each other in our older years. She is 71 I am 70. I do not want her moving in with me, my life would be heck… on earth. She tells me I will have to sell or get rid of all my items in my spare room which is my craft, sewing, quilting room, I have a 12 foot quilting machine in there. She expects to move in with me. It is not happening, I will put my foot down, she is not the loving person I went to school with and friend who did a lot of things together with. Dementia? maybe. I loved this book and I have read 83 other books this year so far and “The Compass” has touched my spirit like none of the others. Just picking up and leaving like Jonathan did is not an option for me, I am on a limited income, I am pretty well stuck in my rut life. I am so glad Jonathan went back to Lacy. Losing a loved on is heart wrenching but you move on like the book says, but you never forget. thanks for letting me tell you my story. The book is right, things, people come into your life for a reason, season. Sue

]]> Comment on The Power of One by Steve Shultz http://tammykling.com/the-power-of-one/#comment-190 Steve Shultz Fri, 17 Jun 2011 18:46:21 +0000 http://tammykling.com/?p=819#comment-190 Tammy, you are on my heart today. This is what the Lord says to you. . . " My friend Tammy will be a world changer... far more change in a good way than she thinks. Tammy, you are on my heart today. This is what the Lord says to you. . . ” My friend Tammy will be a world changer… far more change in a good way than she thinks.

]]> Comment on So you want to be rich? (are you sure?) by Dave Brungardt http://tammykling.com/so-you-want-to-be-rich-are-you-sure/#comment-189 Dave Brungardt Fri, 17 Jun 2011 15:50:16 +0000 http://escapesuburbia.wordpress.com/?p=672#comment-189 Great points about wealth attainment and satisfaction. As you know that is the direction I am going. Dave Great points about wealth attainment and satisfaction. As you know that is the direction I am going.
Dave

]]> Comment on Freedom by bj nickles http://tammykling.com/freedom/#comment-188 bj nickles Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:58:31 +0000 http://escapesuburbia.wordpress.com/?p=622#comment-188 Just had to thank you, and thank God I found momitforward because I so needed to read your life lessons! I am picking up your book first thing (the compass) I am a success story, I realized my life has purpose and my search for that has brought me to today, and I press forward still. I just can't wait to read it. Just had to thank you, and thank God I found momitforward because I so needed to read your life lessons! I am picking up your book first thing (the compass) I am a success story, I realized my life has purpose and my search for that has brought me to today, and I press forward still. I just can’t wait to read it.

]]> Comment on The Compass by Gilmar http://tammykling.com/the-compass/#comment-16 Gilmar Sun, 09 Jan 2011 18:34:30 +0000 http://escapesuburbia.wordpress.com/?page_id=85#comment-16 Mrs Kling, I have just finished to read your book, The Compass, and I've enjoyed it so much. In Portuguese (I am from Brazil), it has the title: " A bússula da felicidade". A direct translation could be: "The happiness compass". I didn't buy The Compass, a friend of mine had given it to me as a birthday present. I'm not an expert or an intellectual. I'm just a simple guy, but I really want to congratulate you on your book. I'm sure that this book is able to change lives. Gilmar C. Neves PS: Forgive me for my English. I'm still an English student. Mrs Kling,

I have just finished to read your book, The Compass, and I’ve enjoyed it so much. In Portuguese (I am from Brazil), it has the title: ” A bússula da felicidade”. A direct translation could be: “The happiness compass”. I didn’t buy The Compass, a friend of mine had given it to me as a birthday present.
I’m not an expert or an intellectual. I’m just a simple guy, but I really want to congratulate you on your book. I’m sure that this book is able to change lives.

Gilmar C. Neves

PS: Forgive me for my English. I’m still an English student.

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