Infidelity is an awful truth in this world. It is hurtful, deceitful, shameful and seems to be a trend lately.
My heart aches as I think about how easy it is for someone to cheat. It seems silly to me that someone who is so willing to cheat thinks that their partner in crime will remain faithful to them, once the next best thing comes along.
There are people in this world who, for one reason or another, cannot be with their betrothed. Their hearts pine for one another yet, circumstance, location or obstacles keep them apart.
It is unfair for people,who have it all, to throw to the curb that which others yearn for but are forced to remain apart from.
Most people who have a heart that longs to be with it's mate, will give anything to get that heart back!
You cannot go back from a lie. Think first.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
I am a beautiful ball of light inside and out...
We all are! :)
Bumping in and out of each other's space.
You can choose the type of light you will to be...
the fire or the reflection!
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
on a Wednesday
So many things happen on a Wednesday.
It is a quiet, unassuming day placed squarely in the middle of the week.
It is a day that brings relief to many in the Monday through Friday work force, as Wednesday is gaining on the weekend.
Today's Wednesday is June 1st, the start of the summer months. It is so hard to believe that the month of May is now a memory.
This particular Wednesday I worked hard, played hard, thought hard and listened hard.
In the end, it was quiet, calm and silence that I heard. It came loudly and clearly; a peaceful serenity that can only come on a Wednesday when your heart is open to it.
It is a quiet, unassuming day placed squarely in the middle of the week.
It is a day that brings relief to many in the Monday through Friday work force, as Wednesday is gaining on the weekend.
Today's Wednesday is June 1st, the start of the summer months. It is so hard to believe that the month of May is now a memory.
This particular Wednesday I worked hard, played hard, thought hard and listened hard.
In the end, it was quiet, calm and silence that I heard. It came loudly and clearly; a peaceful serenity that can only come on a Wednesday when your heart is open to it.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
in memoriam
I do not currently know, personally, anyone who is fighting a war overseas. I do however know several people who have a family member or members in service.
I am honored that so many men and women volunteer to put their lives at risk and their families on hold, so that I may experience my many freedoms. I thank you for your selfless gift to your country.
I also wish there were no reason for war but alas, we have not seen that day yet.
Not all wars are fought overseas. We have many here in our own back yard...racism, poverty, hunger. These are wars you do not need to enlist or be drafted to conquer!
Lets keep the brave men and women of our Armed Forces, past and present, living and long passed, in our thoughts as we remember the importance of the country they all protect.
I am honored that so many men and women volunteer to put their lives at risk and their families on hold, so that I may experience my many freedoms. I thank you for your selfless gift to your country.
I also wish there were no reason for war but alas, we have not seen that day yet.
Not all wars are fought overseas. We have many here in our own back yard...racism, poverty, hunger. These are wars you do not need to enlist or be drafted to conquer!

In The Glow of My Father’s Fire
A moonless night, some years ago
The stars were barely showing
I could feel the cold, wet grass
Beneath my naked feet, and onward we were going.
I was told to stand under the tree
A wise and knowing Oak
As I watched the men who brought me there
Adorn their hooded cloaks.
A group of men walked to the door
Of the farmhouse we were near
Shouting and exchange of words
Were all that I could hear.
A man came outside
He came by force
His children crying in the doorway,
Wife screaming from the porch.
They took him quick
Tears on his face
He fought as he tried
To slow their pace.
Before I knew what I was seeing
Cuts across his back were bleeding.
Rage in their eyes, not in his
I fell to my knees, disbelieving I was witnessing this.
Just then a light was burning bright
I turned my head to see
My father standing, match in hand
This man who gave my life to me.
He blew out the match and threw it down
As the red burning cross cast shadows across the ground
He snuffed out a life with such little effort
And as I turned around...
I saw this man, this father of three
Reach out to me behind that tree
I held my hand out-stretched to him
And I prayed his soul would be set free
And in the glow of my father’s fire
All but seven years old
I stood alone in my cotton gown
Shivering from the cold.
Lets keep the brave men and women of our Armed Forces, past and present, living and long passed, in our thoughts as we remember the importance of the country they all protect.
Boys of War
Doctors, Rock Stars, Lawyers, Chiefs, Heroes, Bankers each of these dreams of every woman and man for their sons, across the land. Fallen soldiers, little boys no longer know of simple joys.
Look into their darkened eyes worn out from the tears they’ve cried. Helicopters, violent sounds
Fill their heads, all around, Killing Charlie was the goal,waiting days inside a hole. Cold and wet, full of fright… all alone, all the night. Little boys left their toys and went off to fight a war
Returned young men with grown up fears will be the same no more.
God Bless America as we remember the fallen soldiers and civilians and thank those who serve our country, this Memorial Day, 2011
.Wednesday, May 18, 2011
On The Road
The path one walks is unique. It is your path alone.
That is not to say that you will need to travel it alone. It is merely a path unlike any other.
You, being the sojourner on this road, are the only person with the map.
My path, for example, has led me many places. I have not always stuck to the plan of my path and whenever I strayed, the pull in my heart,you know, the one that tells you that you are in the right place, would shout out, "recalculating, recalculating".
As you grow into the person you were meant to be, you learn new things about yourself.
A thing which was especially important to you before, may now seem to take a back seat to something you feel is a better subject for your attentions.
Whatever your path, walk it righteously and with purpose. Honor the directions you are walking.
Be aware of where you are headed, keep an open heart and you will always know you are in the right place.
That is not to say that you will need to travel it alone. It is merely a path unlike any other.
You, being the sojourner on this road, are the only person with the map.
My path, for example, has led me many places. I have not always stuck to the plan of my path and whenever I strayed, the pull in my heart,you know, the one that tells you that you are in the right place, would shout out, "recalculating, recalculating".
As you grow into the person you were meant to be, you learn new things about yourself.
A thing which was especially important to you before, may now seem to take a back seat to something you feel is a better subject for your attentions.
Whatever your path, walk it righteously and with purpose. Honor the directions you are walking.
Be aware of where you are headed, keep an open heart and you will always know you are in the right place.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Heaven Has Two New Angels
Faith allows a person to know right where she or he sits, when God is concerned. If there is to be any comforts gained from a death of a loved one, it is this, despite the moniker you name God.
Two angels shed their earthly bodies this week and were called home.
They will be sorely missed by those who brought them into this world, those that loved them, those whose lives they etched their way into, and a loss for everyone who never had the great joy to know them.
It matters not that one was an elderly woman and one a child. Their beliefs were on equal planes. Mary and Claire both loved God. Both will be kissed by God, upon entering Heaven.
Here on earth, there will be tears shed. We do not grieve FOR them. If they cannot be here with us, there can be no better place than Heaven. Instead, we will cry our tears to lighten the heaviness in our hearts because we will no longer be able to behold their earthly forms, which we have grown familiar with and quite fond. This pain is a necessary reminder that we were touched by another's life. It reminds us that life is fragile but meant to be lived and shared; meant to be honored and revered.We will shed a tear for each day we will live on without them.
We will smile again, in time, as we remember the closeness we felt and the importance of their lives, whether short or long. We are all blessed to have known them at all.
Farewell today, travel on now, be on your way. Go on, go peacefully. You will never be far from our hearts.
Two angels shed their earthly bodies this week and were called home.
They will be sorely missed by those who brought them into this world, those that loved them, those whose lives they etched their way into, and a loss for everyone who never had the great joy to know them.
It matters not that one was an elderly woman and one a child. Their beliefs were on equal planes. Mary and Claire both loved God. Both will be kissed by God, upon entering Heaven.
Here on earth, there will be tears shed. We do not grieve FOR them. If they cannot be here with us, there can be no better place than Heaven. Instead, we will cry our tears to lighten the heaviness in our hearts because we will no longer be able to behold their earthly forms, which we have grown familiar with and quite fond. This pain is a necessary reminder that we were touched by another's life. It reminds us that life is fragile but meant to be lived and shared; meant to be honored and revered.We will shed a tear for each day we will live on without them.
We will smile again, in time, as we remember the closeness we felt and the importance of their lives, whether short or long. We are all blessed to have known them at all.
Farewell today, travel on now, be on your way. Go on, go peacefully. You will never be far from our hearts.
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