Life Notes
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Lessons from my Dog
Sometimes it is a challenge to not let your heart hurt; to feel pain. But, I can learn a lot from my dog. My golden retriever has the best outlook on life. She thinks everyone loves her! She gets so excited when someone comes for a visit. If they walk out the door...
Moments in Time
I had a wonderful day yesterday with my youngest grand. We played, played some more, had snacks, lunch, played some more,and then it was nap time (for both!). As we cuddled facing one another, I saw her sleepy eyes yield to the unwanted nap time, so I closed my...
The People in our Life – The Depth of Relationships
Relationships… I have a mix of friends from every walk of life, both young and old. I love what I learn from each one; sometimes it is what to do and other times,….
Joyful, We Are Joyful (but feel the pain of others)
Joyful, Joyful, I am joyful but not forgetting those who are hurting!…
Weep With Those Who Weep
Sharing a photo with you today that was inspired by the comments of a friend about caring and loving those whose hearts are hurting.
A Matter of Friendship
I AM THANKFUL for the many people God has placed in my life in many places, times, and circumstances. I am thankful for friends who are... ENCOURAGERS - you bless my day with your uplifting words. TRUTH BEARERS - you keep me in line, not afraid to tell the truth even...
The Hawk
The hawk watched intently, even posing for me, shifting positions on its perch to offer a different view of its beauty. At one point, our eyes locked. It seemed as if the hawk was looking into my soul, my very being. It was a “wow” moment.
The Memory Garden Project
The year 2008 was emotionally challenging for our family. First, we faced the unexpected death of my mother, then our...
Thankful for the Chores of Life
TODAY I AM THANKFUL for floors to sweep and mop, clothes to wash and a washer that helps to get the job done; food to cook and a table to serve it on, beds to change and clean sheets to sleep on tonight; and, last, a recliner where I can rest my tired body after all...








