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All my life I have taken for granted the fact that I have
people in my life that I think will live forever, then one day something
happens.
In my life I have listened to people go on about someone who
has just died and what a wonderful person he/she was. I think: are you saying
these things in all sincerity, or are you saying them because you never really
said them when they were alive?
A Real example of 'decent human being' My Man Bill R.I.P. |
I have tried to point out in this blogue some of the people
that I do admire, people who are special to me and have brought to the world that
something special. There are many people that I truly love or like to see or be
with, and some will disappoint me, but I will stay with my friendship for them,
even if they don’t with me. My word as a friend is important to me, it is a legacy;
it is what I want to be remembered for.
There is a couple, who through the years have been wonderful
people, people that I love to see at holidays and special events, and always
sit with them and talk, making sure that I do give them special attention. He
is a rather humble man with a laid back attitude, never brags and always
listens. You have to ask to find out anything about him. He is elderly and in
the beginnings of Alzheimer’s disease and it will rob him of his most important
treasure, his memories. She too suffers from the same thing, and so it goes.
Then there are people that have had great health all their
lives who suddenly, are crippled with cancer or fibrosis or heart disease and
you look and want to cry. No longer do they have the strength to match their
desires to live, no longer will they enjoy the simple freedoms of life like a
vacation or a simple trip to a restaurant, or even of holding a small child one
more time.
As I get older I wonder what will happen to me. Where will I
be and what will be the circumstances? I wish to see all the people who I have
befriended, all my relatives all the people who have been in my life and given
me a laugh or even a simple conversation. It is wonderful that I had life, that
I had you all in my life, and I hope to continue that for a long time. Many of
you I have teased on this blog, and I did because I trusted in our friendship,
either family or friends. My greatest single resource in life is: the people
who touch my life. To you all, before I go, thank you.
I don’t know what tomorrow brings, I hope it brings health
to you and yours: I hope you can find the good in each day and live it. Live it
up, dance, smile and laugh, don’t let things or people get you down. Remember
from every bad event in your life there is more than one good one to take its
place. Embrace your family, your love ones and your self most importantly. And
remember this, my door is always open to you, and to those you love, just step
through it.
To all the widows and widowers, take relief that you can say
someone loved you once, to the parents, especially the mothers who have lost
children, I lost a child to death and one to a disability that still haunts her
to this day, don’t cry for the world to see, but get up each day and do
something in their name, it keeps them alive a little longer than you can
imagine.
I’m sorry if you think I’m in a blue mood, I’m not. I am
realizing that every now and then I need to stop for a moment and tell someone
I love him or her, before either of us are gone.
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