My blog's focus started out as an exercise to help me learn to live with the deep grief I was experiencing after my daughter's unexpected death. Looking back on the blog I truly hope some of the posts have touched other people's hearts who are living with the heartbreak of losing someone they love. Many years later the focus shifted to include things that I find interesting or compelled to share but I have never lost the main focus of the blog--GRIEF. (updated Jan 2025)
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Real Cowboy
Thanks Monica for sharing.
This young boy is so precious and I believe God talked to him.
Monday, May 16, 2011
A prayer for all of us
May today be all you need it to be.
May the peace of God and the freshness
of the Holy Spirit rest in your thoughts,
rule in your dreams tonight,
and conquer all your fears.
May God manifest himself today
in ways you have never experienced.
May your joys be fulfilled,
your dreams be closer,
and your prayers be answered.
I pray that faith enters a new height for you;
I pray that your territory is enlarged.
I pray for peace, healing, health, happiness,
prosperity, joy, true and undying love for God.
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
I looked forward to reading this book because I heard great reviews about it. I am sorry I purchased it without skimming through it first at B&N. It was depressing and I don't think I will be going to a circus in the near future. Animals and circus workers are treated so badly in this story, which I am sure is the truth about the state of the circus during the depression . I kept reading it because I spent good money on it and I was hoping that it would get better. Maybe the love story was suppose to be the author's main story plot for this book as the older man tells his life story, but I just couldn't get past the abuse. My heart weeped for Rosie the elephant and I wanted to extend some abuse to a few of the characters!
There is some happiness toward the end of the book. Rosie's life does improve. For me the good was too late coming in the book.
The aging process of the story teller also is enough to make you want to pull the covers over your head and stay in bed. She is being brutally honest but it is too much reality for me.
I do not recommend this book nor am I keeping it.
There is some happiness toward the end of the book. Rosie's life does improve. For me the good was too late coming in the book.
The aging process of the story teller also is enough to make you want to pull the covers over your head and stay in bed. She is being brutally honest but it is too much reality for me.
I do not recommend this book nor am I keeping it.
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