There is a little monthly publication my parents have subscribed to for years. A little golden nugget that has been revered as the end all of answers. It was referenced and quoted in my household since before I can remember. The little book? The Reader’s Digest. The source of many a quirky solution to a plethora of problems. I do have a crude nickname for it but I’ll refrain from sharing it. For now. Continue reading
The Lesson Learned from Earth
I like spring, I do, I do
the resurrection of the earth when it begins to renew –
reminds me death is not the end, it’s true, it’s true,
and someday, someday I will get to hug you
just like I used to do.
© 2014 ck’s days
How many views?
On October 16, 2013 I received my most views to date.
Highest view 167 views
And I became excited because, as you can see, my average views is much, much lower.
But then, WordPress took a view away. I’m not sure why. Perhaps I made it sad. Or mad. Or maybe it’s a practical joker.
All of a sudden, I lost a view! Down to 166 views. How is that possible?!
I complained explained it all in a previous post. You can check it out at What the hey?! But you don’t really need to because I just summed it up pretty well. Basically, WordPress took a view away. Not sure why.
Well, this weekend – guess what reappeared?
Well hello lost view.
So, what you’re telling me is, I do, in fact, have 167 views?
Good Things to Come
By Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
This has been one of the most profound talks I’ve ever heard. So, to kick off this new category (Spiritual Sustenance) I could think of nothing better to start with. I hope you enjoy the talk and also the video done as a summary of his talk. Personally, I love both.
That thing you do
Communication between Buzzards
The spectacular crash
The setup: I had a headache Sunday night. By the time 10:00pm rolled around (which my body recognized as only 9:00pm because it was Daylight Savings Time Sunday) I just wanted to go to bed and close my eyes. I finally climbed into bed 50 minutes later and prayed I’d be able to fall asleep. At 11:33, I looked at my clock again and sighed. No relief yet.
Sleep did come. It must have come. Because at 12:17am I was awakened to a loud crash.
Don’t Give Up
A four year old named B
Back in June, my niece Nic and her family moved across the country to a warmer climate. A place where ‘pop’ is referred to as ‘soda’ and my soon-to-be two year old grand-niece is picking up a southern drawl, y’all.
My grand-nephew B is as smart as ever. I know you think I’m biased but he really is the cutest four year old out there today. Seriously.
Impossible to Say Goodbye
by SuzyWordmuser
http://wordmusing.wordpress.com/
Coldness has become my friend
The dark of night wraps around
Joy has gone astray
Uncertain feelings hold me down
A life has been lost
But a life shall be gained
When a new day arrives
You will be here again
When all unfolds
Confusion cleared – and I can see
I will not stand alone
You will live inside of me
You are a breeze upon my face
Invisible to my eye
Forever you will always remain
Impossible – to say goodbye
Written after the death of my mother. Even when someone has gone, and essence still remains. Everything they were and all they did for you will still be alive.
http://wordmusing.wordpress.com/2012/11/08/impossible-to-say-goodbye-2/
