Each day in my new life I find fresh insight. I see and think more clearly.The heaviness I once carried in my heart is lifting and I am traveling lighter along the path.
I love this photo...and I love your words. We experience some heart crushing moments that feel like no matter what, we'll never make it through. And then we do make it. And we look back and see that we must have been stronger than we thought we were. Next month will be one year since I lost my mom to cancer. She was only 66. I'm only 34. It doesn't feel right that she's not here. I never imagined my life without her. And I hate to say it, but I get so mad and filled with jealousy when I see women my age having lunch or walking around the grocery store with their mothers. I never knew that trip to Target with Mom was going to be out last ride together when she was still ok. What I would do to have that moment back again! Anyway, hang in there. There will be hard days, but there will also be tomorrow. A fresh chance to make changes...changes in thoughts, changes in actions...positive changes! -april
There Is beauty in each day. I believe we can find bliss everyday. God has blessed me with an insight and planted such deep joy inside me, I need to share with others. He knows life has many disillusions, disappointments, and discouraging situations. But there is joy to be found. JOY in the journey. I challenge myself and others to find a little bit of BLISS- supreme happiness. utter joy. Gladness, in everyday. Life is such a gift. Why wait for someone, something, some situation to be happy. to be joyful, to be content. CHOOSE to LIVE NOW. Love the life you live. Be grateful, thankful. Laugh. Give. Smile. Count your blessings,Find your passion. Use your gifts. Live with purpose. EXPLODE with Love. God is near. He see's our broken heart.He loves us. He wants to give us the desires of our hearts. he has a plan for us. a future. Come near to God and he will come near to you. Until Further Notice... Celebrate life :)
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I love this photo...and I love your words. We experience some heart crushing moments that feel like no matter what, we'll never make it through. And then we do make it. And we look back and see that we must have been stronger than we thought we were. Next month will be one year since I lost my mom to cancer. She was only 66. I'm only 34. It doesn't feel right that she's not here. I never imagined my life without her. And I hate to say it, but I get so mad and filled with jealousy when I see women my age having lunch or walking around the grocery store with their mothers. I never knew that trip to Target with Mom was going to be out last ride together when she was still ok. What I would do to have that moment back again!
Anyway, hang in there. There will be hard days, but there will also be tomorrow. A fresh chance to make changes...changes in thoughts, changes in actions...positive changes!
-april
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