What will I remember when I am old? The hard times? The challenges? Or will I long for the sounds of my children in their youth. The loud rambunctious laughter that I quited away. Will I have regret of lost time or will I look back knowing that I enjoyed each moment as it came. Accepting the circumstances as they were and pushing forward? Teaching my little ones to see the joys and not just the sorrows.
My tomorrow's memories are written in the tablets of today. Lord, let me live this day to it's very best. Thank you for the gift!
Release me
"I spread out my hands to you; my soul thirsts for you like a parched land." Ps143:6
Run to win the prize
Victory is found in not quitting. It is in persevering that life offers it's greatest reward!
Rebecca ~ March 2008
Always take time to stop and smell the flowers
Hannah is lovely
Our little girl is becoming a young lady...
James is so handsome
Lovin' his long locks!
My toothless wonders!
James, Hannah, & Bradley
This is my dog!
I thought I'd show you Rowdy, he's so handsome.
Pretty kitty
Our kitty Shadow found us one night on a family walk
1 comment:
It's sad how we are always looking to the next moment, to the next great new thing, to the next phase...and wishing our lives (and our children's lives) away. It's good to pause and enjoy the important things which are so often fleeting moments that pass over us like a vapor that appears for a little while and then vanishes away.
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