It was such a lovely day yesterday; a crisp morning, followed by sunshine. I spent a lot of time in my garden doing as you do after the rain we’ve had this week. It’s always a great time for reflection. I was thinking about some of the ladies from a support group I’m involved with. In particular, those who are struggling to deal with facing life alone.
I thought if things reversed and I had died first what would I say to Richard. It would go something like this.
Then I realised it’s what Richard would say if he could. I’d give anything to have my old life back, I can’t so I make the best of the cards they have dealt me. Along with my little cat Aslan, I have to say we have little to complain about. I pray that those who are finding it so hard find some comfort in accepting those who have left us wouldn’t want us to be broken hearted. They would want us to fill the hole they left behind with love, laughter and hope for the future.
“Faith sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible.”
