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I was just sitting here reflecting how different preparing for this monthly gathering of my tribe is, from just one month ago.
(I am 10% Indian).
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Today I am filled with joy and the zest for living. Preparing to go camping. Baking bread.
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One month ago I was agonizing over how to say good bye to my tribe members, sons and daughters of my heart.
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I knew I was dying....
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Yet, God in his wisdom and mercy and to HIS GLORY only, pulled me thru again. I was prepared to die....... I am so humbly grateful.
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I hold each minute of my life sacred, I hope you do too.
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Bright Wings
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What a difference a month makes!
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@brightwings...Funny Brightwings....even while stroking, dying never crossed my mind. Must have given you such a fright. Your attitude, living each day like a sacred event serves you so well. If we seriously consider what a grace each moment is, we tend to do our best. Love more, give more, empathize more, and serve others more. We realize it's not how we serve ourselves in this life, but how we serve others. God must have known what a self focused twit I was, so he sent me 6 kids, 15 grandkids and a hundred animals to care for in this life, so I would learn to love and embrace service. And I've found it is in service that Ive found satisfaction. Ain't that something? lol. So simple, too. Hey....we all have to serve somebody...right? There now. Done pontificating, lol.