Today started off with rain and when stopped the temp went up to 62. Stayed in whill honey did several errands. Tomorrow starts the last month of the year. Hope you are well and ready for Christmas. Hugs, Wendy
I DO AGREE WITH U ON THIS SUBJECT BUT SOME PEOPLE DONT WONT HELP THEY MAKE IT HARD FOR OTHERS TO LIVE IN THIS WORLD AND WHEN U HAVE A DISABLITYE THEY MAKE IT SO HARD FOR US AS WE PAY TAXES WORK ALL OUR LIVES FOR WHAT TO U MEET PEOPLE THAT TREAT U DREADFUL I WONT PUT UP WITH IT FOR ANYONE THEN THEY TAKE IT OUT ON YOU AS THEY GET PEOLE THEY KNOW TO MAKE IT HARD FOR U AS WELL BUT I WONT PUT UP FOR BEING DOPED AND MAKING ME SICK AND HEARLLY FALLING AT THE CLUB ON TUESDAY JUST BECUSE I TOLD THIS LADY IN THE KIOSK SHE WAS DUM WELL SHE WAS I TOLE HER 3 TIMES WHERE I WAS SITTING SHE WALKED AWAY AND WHEN I WENT IN ON TUESDAY I WAS GOING TO TELL HER FUT A MASK ON GET YOUR LEG ALL TIED UP AND U WALK DOWN TO WHERE U WREE SITTING AND SEE IF YOU CAN CARY FOROD IM SURE SHE WOULDNT BE ABLE TO THEY ALL SHOULD BE SACKED IF THEY CAN PUT THEMSEOLVED ON HOW WE FEEL THE YONGER GENERATION NOW IS DREADUL THEY TEAT US LIKE WE WEE NVER BORN SAME AS I WILL RING THE BLIND SOCIETY ALSO THIS PREMEIER IT IS DREAFUL HOW THEY TREAT DISABLE AND BLIND PEOPLE I KNWO WHEN I LIVED IN SYDEY I USED TO GET A STAMP WITHA WHITE CANE ON IT TO POST A LETTER BUT MOST OF THE TIME I JUST POSTED IT MELBOURNE IS THE XSAME SO IS PERTH SO I CANT UNDERSTAND WHY THIS STATE DOESNT CARE MOR FOR THE IVALIED PEOPLE BLIND SAME AS THE KIDS THEY GET TREATED BAC IF THEY ARE DISABLED THE WORLD NEEDS TO CHANGE FOR OUR KIDS AND GRAND KIDS I WILL FIGHT FOR THEM ALL AND IM SURE ALOT FO YOU WOULD ALSO THINGS HAVE TO CHANGE
WELL MK U TAKE REAL GOOD CARE OF YOU GOD BE WITH UA ND YOUR FAMILY AND U SHOULD PUT WHAT U WROTE ALL ON FB SO THE WORLD CAN READ IT AS WELL NIGHT MK BE SAFE
Some thoughts as we enter the holiday season. ... it is important to remember that not everyone is surrounded by large wonderful families. Some have problems during the holidays and some are overcome with great sadness when remembering the loved ones who are no longer with us. Many people have no one to spend these times with and are besieged with loneliness. We all need caring, loving thoughts right now. Giving support for all those who have family problems, health struggles, job issues, worries of any kind and just need to know someone cares. Do it for all of us, for none of us is immune.
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Thank you, for your very wise words. You are so right and I do hope others will realize this.
Some thoughts as we enter the holiday season. ... it is important to remember that not everyone is surrounded by large wonderful families. Some have problems during the holidays and some are overcome with great sadness when remembering the loved ones who are no longer with us. Many people have no one to spend these times with and are besieged with loneliness. We all need caring, loving thoughts right now. Giving support for all those who have family problems, health struggles, job issues, worries of any kind and just need to know someone cares. Do it for all of us, for none of us is immune.
I'll never forget the day our youngest sat next to me on the couch watching television. While what we were watching was relatively kid-friendly, I failed to remember there was a reference to Santa being the parents.
I sat still wondering if my son had noticed the conversation. All of the sudden, he pipes up with, "Wait. You're Santa? Santa's not real?"
My husband and older son sat silent, and I chimed in immediately, "Oh my goodness!" With excitement in my voice, I looked at my husband and said, "Do you think he's ready?"
My youngest asked quickly as he straightened himself up, "Ready for what? I'm ready!"
"I think he's ready. " my husband said with a smile.
"Ready for what?! What is happening?!"
"To become a Santa with us, buddy."
"I could be a Santa?!"
"That's who Santa really is, sweetheart. When you are old enough, you learn that giving is better than receiving. You learn to give without asking for anything in return. You become a Santa."
"Oh my gosh! So I'm a Santa now?!"
"You are, my love. Congratulations on being a big kid."
"Who do I give to then?! I'm ready!"
And the conversation continued. And there was no sadness...only excitement. And he purchased items for others with mommy in order to surprise them and see the joy in their eyes.
When our kids grew old enough, they didn't learn Santa wasn't real; they learned Santa is in all of us. And they proudly accepted the new role of being givers.
Credit: Anchoring Hope for Mental Health: Jeremy & Bailey Koch
Good afternoon my friend. Not much going on here today. Feeling kind of blue from the holiday and my kids being here. Now they are back to their homes and things are back to normal here. But I oh so enjoyed them being here. Kept me busy and my house was full of noise. I will get over it soon. Going to have a cold front come through tomorrow and make it very cold. Not looking forward to that. I'm not a cold weather person. Well enough chit chat. Take care my friend and many hugs to you. Cheryl
And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.
1st Corinthians 13:13
"My barbershop is located in an old mining town called Rouyn-Noranda in northern Canada. I opened here because there were no other barbershops, only hair salons, which is something completely different. Wyatt showed up with his mother during the first week I was open. He was my first child who had special needs. I figured out how to work with him by getting down to his level. These moments are very special for me. I'm taking great pride barbering here and my community is amazingly supportive towards my shop. People drive up to 4 hours to get a haircut. We usually start by having a candy together and we walk around the shop looking at everything on the walls. The shop is packed with gifts from clients. We can also put some music on vinyl during the haircut. I'm never typically driving the haircut, I simply follow the lead of the child. It takes me more than an hour to finish with a special needs child. It is worth every minute."
Happy Wednesday. Hugs
