Hey sweet friends this is one of the many texts I get from my girl! Her sense of humor makes me fall down laughing!
This is her way of making fun of her germ-phobia-self
Don’t let germs get you~from Baby girl
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Tic-Toc Grandfather Clock (Part Three)
TIC-TOC GRANDFATHER CLOCK (PART THREE) you have to read 1 & 2 but 3 makes you want to read 4. Wonder where he’ll take us next? Awesome if you don’t already read Richard’s blog, I highly recommend it! 😀
P. S. I Pink You
P.s. I Pink You~
Some More Love
Some More Love
The moon was looking at me
Chun’s The moon was looking at me is how I feel when I see this~I know the Moon thinks of me too~Love this sweet Chun
Pink Persuasion
Pink Persuasion
Pink Cat’s Claw~Oklahoma Wildflower
Pink Cat’s Claw~Oklahoma Wildflower
Remembering Infinity: Counting Blessings
Remembering Infinity: Counting Blessings a new blogger for me I so identified with this sweet post!
Please direct all your likes and comments to
http://rememberinginfinity.wordpress.com/2014/10/14/remembering-infinity-counting-blessings/
We have so much for which to be thankful!
I was reading something about blessings on another blog a few weeks ago and it reminded me of this wonderful old song that was written by Irving Berlin. It was called “Count Your Blessings” and was made popular many years ago by Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney in the film, “White Christmas”. In it, Crosby and Clooney sing about how they fall asleep by counting their blessings—instead of sheep. What a superb idea! I can’t think of a much better way to acknowledge, appreciate, and express our gratitude for the many, many gifts we receive each and every day.
With so many things vying for our attention nowadays, we often lose sight of the things for which we should be the most grateful—the wonder and beauty of the world around us, the miracle of our physical bodies and consciousness, our health, and the love of…
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“But You Don’t Look Sick?” (loneliness, the Gospel, and other things…)
Sweet Belinda told me of this post by this beautiful soul sharing about a day in the life of a “Lymie” as she refers to! We never know how others suffer when face with diseases. My heart is tender towards those that suffer inside while looking ok on the outside. Please read this woman’s beautiful blog! I love my sweet Belinda to think this is how her days go it really breaks my heart. I love the faith this sweet one shares! Made me so excited I wanted to reblog! You’ll love it
“But you don’t look sick?”
If you’ve battled Lyme disease (or any other chronic and/or neurological illness) for a small amount of time you’ve probably heard this phrase posed to you by doctors, family, friends, and strangers a number of times. And my guess is you’re pretty sick of it by now. Yeah, I know the feeling. It’s so funny that no matter who I talk to this always comes up. It’s also funny that when I talk to other “Lymies”, this topic is always mentioned somewhere in our conversation…and it is spoken of with great agitation.
It’s frustrating because as a chronically ill person who’s battled an “invisible illness” for a long period of time you don’t exactly know what to say when someone comments, “Oh but you look so good!” I know I should be glad that people think I look “so good” even after being sick for…
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