Beautiful pic. We were stuck at home till the county plowed us out. We did get to observe 7 deer bedded down in the snow - first time for me to see that. I almost forgave them for eating my roses!
Each day we progress from a bright, colorful fall season into late fall, and soon, winter, let us continue to see the "brightness" of God's love. Have a wonderful day, every day. Enjoy and be thankful for your Blessings. love, Sherree'
Life changes. Tragedies. Trauma. But, I am still here. Moving forward. The photo in this entry is part of a letter to my family, kind of explaining "who I am" now. Their concern is for my happiness, and I sincerely appreciate that, and their love for me. In recent years of going through illnesses and deaths of those close to me, I have gained a renewed vision of Life. I am more accepting of the unknown in life. I am willing to take the chance at "love": be it simple friendships, or something more. Some say, don't move too fast, take your time. Some say, get out, do all you can. Well, I sort of combine the two. Alone time is important, but also I need the comfort and warmth of others in my life. What is thrown at me now is simply, "added into" the mix. I do not "fret" over trivialities. Don't get angry. Don't worry. I am grateful for time spent with family and "old" friends. I am equally accepting of "new" re...
Today I missed my Dad. He's been in heaven almost 4 years, but today was his Birthday. He would've been 94. Spent this morning at church. This afternoon boating on a local lake. Dad liked boating... I think he'd have enjoyed the day. Through all this heat we've had clear skies. Today the clouds rolled in. These clouds I photographed reminded me of angel wings.... sort of a "sign" from my Daddy. Thanks Dad, I appreciate your creativity and love. Give your parents a hug if they are still in your life. If they have passed on, give someone else's parents a hug, they will like it, trust me, there are never too many hugs in your life.
Beautiful pic. We were stuck at home till the county plowed us out. We did get to observe 7 deer bedded down in the snow - first time for me to see that. I almost forgave them for eating my roses!
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