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Well, I did it. I went to the cemetery and said hello to my parents and my brother. It was hard. I told Al how sorry I was that I hadn’t been there before, but I just missed him so bad.
After that was done I went through McDonald’s and got some lunch. It only cost me $3.30 since I ordered water with my meal instead of pop. I will have to do that more often.
After leaving there I went to the park…
Photography and Me
Well, I did it. I went to the cemetery and said hello to my parents and my brother. It was hard. I told Al how sorry I was that I hadn’t been there before, but I just missed him so bad.
After that was done I went through McDonald’s and got some lunch. It only cost me $3.30 since I ordered water with my meal instead of pop. I will have to do that more often.
After leaving there I went to the park and spent some time taking photos. That was very enjoyable to me. When I got home of course AJ was acting like I had been gone for years instead of a couple of hours.
After taking him for a short walk I made an album and put the photos I took from today and then added a few of my other favorites. Who knows, maybe someone will think, hey, look at these. I think I need her to take some for……………..
I don’t know but I am willing to take the chance to open a brand new door that isn’t labeled health care.
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In Honor of My Parents and Brother Al
In Honor of My Parents and Brother Al
IN HONOR OF MY PARENTS AND BROTHER AL
It is beautiful outdoors
The sun is shining
The birds are singing
I feel I must leave
Yet I fight inside
The clouds hang
Over me and they
Could lift if I only
Choose to see
And say hello
To my parents
And brother dear
This is so hard
Excuses galore
But I must go
Out of respect
For I will be
Grieving my
Own selfishness
So I say out loud
Go tell them
That…
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Happy Memorial Day
http://kattermonran.com I consider Al to be one of my very close blogging friends. He helps me in ways I didn’t realize that I needed help with. When I saw the post just now, it once again hit home. I copied and pasted it so you could read it also below.
… Remember, You Are Listening. ~ Bob Proctor
When we talk to people about ourselves, a lot of the time we run ourselves down, and if we do it…
In Honor of My Parents and Brother Al
IN HONOR OF MY PARENTS AND BROTHER AL
It is beautiful outdoors
The sun is shining
The birds are singing
I feel I must leave
Yet I fight inside
The clouds hang
Over me and they
Could lift if I only
Choose to see
And say hello
To my parents
And brother dear
This is so hard
Excuses galore
But I must go
Out of respect
For I will be
Grieving my
Own selfishness
So I say out loud
Go tell them
That you love them
Let a tear drop fall
Break down the
Guarded curtains
Let down the cement wall.
Written by,
Terry Shepherd
05.26.2014
Happy Memorial Day
http://kattermonran.com I consider Al to be one of my very close blogging friends. He helps me in ways I didn’t realize that I needed help with. When I saw the post just now, it once again hit home. I copied and pasted it so you could read it also below.
… Remember, You Are Listening. ~ Bob Proctor
When we talk to people about ourselves, a lot of the time we run ourselves down, and if we do it enough, we start to believe it. When you talk to someone, and they steer the conversation to you, tell them what you can do, not what you can’t. Tell them the good things about you, not the bad. Tell them what makes you smile, not what makes you sad. You are deserving of happiness, and you know why? Because you make a difference in this world just by being you. You will never find a better you.
The first thing I catch myself doing when I am talking to just about anyone is cut myself down. I don’t want to do it, but I do it anyways. I dog myself about my age.
Sometimes I am so fearful of getting old that I blurt out that I am old or getting too old for this or that. I have been going to see a job coach and the first thing she told me was to quit knocking myself down about the age thing.
I hadn’t even realized that I was doing it, but obviously, she had heard it. Why do I do it? We all are going to die at some point. I think about the horrid pain and death my brother went through and then I quietly whisper to myself the word wimp.
If he could be in constant pain for over a year and go through the internal changes he did, then surely I can deal with my injured tendons, aches and pains and be thankful for the facts that I can still walk. I can feed myself, dress myself.
If a soldier can be placed in a setting where his life could be placed in immediate danger, than what is my problem. A soldier can be torn from his family for months at a time.
I am sure he is not dining on steak and mashed potatoes and doesn’t have the wide choices of eating healthy or not at times. Carrying the heavy equipment on his back, slithering through dusty ground, sleeping in less comfort of his own bed.
Oh Terry, you have life so good. Your pain and fears are so unworthy of cutting yourself down. Live for today girlfriend, give thanks for every single thing you have and quit worrying about your age or how close to death you are. You have a long way to go baby, make each day count.
Thank-you Al from A mixed bag, for being the wonderful friend and confidant that you have been for so long. Thank-you God for allowing me to go through the circumstances I have been through.Thank-you Al, my brother, for giving me the opportunity to care for you. Thank-you Jesus, for loving me with all my weak areas. Let me help those who need a comforting shoulder or to be able to recognize their hurting soul. Amen
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