As I approach my 50th birthday on Sunday I am feeling quite blessed.
this road on which I travel
at times
seems so rough
filled with obstacles
which appear, at first, impossible
but as I look back
I pause
and take wonder
at all the beauty
the miracles along the way
Though I've been feeling somewhat muddle-befuddled the past few weeks I really do not believe it has anything to do with the approaching age. I am quite proud to have had diabetes for 46 1/2 years without any complications to this time. That is quite unusual considering the very bouncy ride it has always been. If you click on the above photo you can go to my comment part way down in which I mention the diabetes.
Then today I discovered this fabulously optimistic lady who celebrated her 108th birthday last Sunday. I love Olive and her enthusiasm for life. She has such a beautiful radiance.
And I love the idea of the sing-alongs. I used to do them with my Mom and aunties when I was a teenager and now once in awhile I do them with our daughter Cat. If my Mom happens to be around she'll try to join in too. Maybe you didn't realize I'm one of those kind of people to occasionally burst spontaneously into song. I don't need accompaniment if the song is familiar LOL.
8 comments:
Happy Birthday early! I like the angel page you did...the colors are so peaceful.
I also break into song at times but I clearly should keep it a secret as my voice is nothing to write home about!!
Thanks Janet. Good for you on the singing - as long as you enjoy it. That's what counts.
Happy birthday Wendy! you are an angel too and i hope you enjoy your live because its unique.
Warm regards Barbara
Happy Birthday Windy! May you have a blessed year! I love the photo and art! Birthday hugs from bluejude!
Happy, Happy Birthday Wendy!
Blessings, Karen
Wendy, I left a Birthday present on my blog. Stop by and see my gift to you.
Blessings, Karen
Happy Birthay!!!
your blog is beautiful, and your photos are amazing!!!
blessed be!!
Alejandra
Happy belated birthday wishes. A beautiful photograph and poem.
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