It is the first day of December now. I am
just a bit curious as to why the months fly like days. I ask myself if I am too
busy. Maybe. But there is nothing to take away, everything I do must be done so
I suppose I need to not worry about the hasty passage of time and just enjoy
the quick views I get and be grateful that I have purpose; soon enough I may
find myself with time on my hands and I wonder what I will do to fill those
long sought after slots of day – something I have thought of throughout all of
these days of raising children. Who will I be then?
Life
shifts and transforms – each experience carries you to another level –
hopefully a higher one. I am so much richer now as a person and an artist for
experiencing all that I have and for most of this richness, I thank my children, for they have taught me more than they know; I hope I have much more ahead to learn. Anyway,
I go forward with this gift of today and hope that by its end I will have
answered the questions I ask, helped those I could help, and enjoyed the moments I have.
Enjoy the little
things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.
Robert Brault
I looked back on my weblog, back to 3
Decembers ago and found this post – and I am reposting a small part of it. It is
something I think powerful to read again at the threshold of this season of
contrast – this season that “celebrates” spirituality with materialism and
consumption.
Christmas gift suggestions:
To your enemy, forgiveness.
To an opponent, tolerance.
To a friend, your heart.
To a customer, service.
To all, charity.
To every child, a good
example.
To yourself, respect.
OREN ARNOLD
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