Tuesday, December 22, 2009
If Santa doesn't put what you want under the tree, remember Bloggy love lasts forever. Also know Santa will be held accountable. I have my own Naughty list. Know that Mr. Claus might just be sleeping in extremely uncomfortable quaters in 2010. Why? because I do NOT see evidence of him preparing my attic for better internet access. He better get his arse moving. It's HOT in FL. A fat guy in a little coat will not be comfortable in a 12x12 shed.
Wishing all my bloggy, froggy friends a Very, Merry Christmas.
*Peace* Love* Light*
*Peace* Love* Light*
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
This week Jamie asks: What is is your spirit wishing for?
My answer:
My spirit wishes to sing and soar like the birds in the sky.
To connect with God,The Universe,My Guardian Angels,My Guides
as well as others like myself
To recognize the signs that are put in front of me
To continue to have hope, faith and gratitude
and never stop believing in Miracles.
However my true wish this week is for all of my fellow friends & wishcasters to:
Peace,Love and Light
Always
Monday, December 7, 2009
In Memory of my Beautiful Sister, Tasha.
Siblings Walking Together
(Formerly the Sibling Credo)
We are the surviving siblings of The Compassionate Friends.
We are brought together by the deaths of our brothers and sisters.
Open your hearts to us, but have patience with us.
Sometimes we will need the support of our friends.
At other times we need our families to be there.
Sometimes we must walk alone, taking our memories with us,
continuing to become the individuals we want to be.
We cannot be our dead brother or sister;
however, a special part of them lives on with us.
When our brothers and sisters died, our lives changed.
We are living a life very different from what we envisioned,
and we feel the responsibility to be strong even when we feel weak.
Yet we can go on because we understand better than many others
the value of family and the precious gift of life.
Our goal is not to be the forgotten mourners that we sometimes are,
but to walk together to face our tomorrows as surviving siblings of
The Compassionate Friends.
We are brought together by the deaths of our brothers and sisters.
Open your hearts to us, but have patience with us.
Sometimes we will need the support of our friends.
At other times we need our families to be there.
Sometimes we must walk alone, taking our memories with us,
continuing to become the individuals we want to be.
We cannot be our dead brother or sister;
however, a special part of them lives on with us.
When our brothers and sisters died, our lives changed.
We are living a life very different from what we envisioned,
and we feel the responsibility to be strong even when we feel weak.
Yet we can go on because we understand better than many others
the value of family and the precious gift of life.
Our goal is not to be the forgotten mourners that we sometimes are,
but to walk together to face our tomorrows as surviving siblings of
The Compassionate Friends.
©The Compassionate Friends
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