People are doing the best they can, mostly. There is always more to all of it than I can see clearly. And who cares about right? I just want some peace for me and others. –Glennon Melton
My last grandmother died this week. She was 102 and, to me, there’s no cause for sadness, for a life long and well-lived.
Yet it made me stop to think about the passage of time. How fast it furiously flies. And how I hope for you – for all of us – that we’ll find the gift in the time we’ve been given.
Thank you for your continued words of inspiration…you lift me up! Sending positive energy to you and yours, as you reflect on the long, well-lived life of your grandmother.
Peace… (Sigh)…
So sorry to hear of the loss of your grandmother Lisa. I know that you will all celebrate her life and the wonderful times you shared. Take care….
That is so well said!!! I was trying to say the same thing to my brother – though not nearly as eloquently – when we were leaving your grandmother’s funeral. She would have been so proud of all of you today. Your reading was wonderful, the kids did a perfect job bringing up the gifts and Julie’s eulogy was amazingly beautiful. Lots of hugs to your family and you