Just A Note
Today is April 29, 2006, which happens to be my 61st birthday. Rediscovering all of these memories has been quite an experience. If you are thinking of writing your own memories for your kids, family, friends or whoever else may manage to find them, I want to encourage you to do it. Even if no one ever reads any of it, you will be enriched by every single piece of memory that comes back to you. Even the bad ones. They are the lessons that make us who we are, and it's only when we put them together, that we are aware of who we have become. This may all seem trite, but I'm discovering just how true it is. You don't even have to be ashamed of your mistakes, IF you have learned from them. And, you don't have to tell everything you remember. After all, the lesson is your's alone. And, everyone has their own lessons to remember and learn from.
Forgive me, if this sounds like I think I know it all. I'm very much aware of how much is still a mystery to me. I only hope I can encourage others to search for what they have accomplished. Whether you are young or old, you will be surprised. I'm pretty sure of that.
Forgive me, if this sounds like I think I know it all. I'm very much aware of how much is still a mystery to me. I only hope I can encourage others to search for what they have accomplished. Whether you are young or old, you will be surprised. I'm pretty sure of that.


7 Comments:
So very true, indeed.
And Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday to you, then! May you have as many more of them as you desire, and enjoy all of them more than this one.
Indeed, a person is the sum of their decisions, and that is part of the legacy we leave them. It would be a great misdeed to hold back your experiences and memories, as no others can then learn from them.
Memories enrich not only ourselves but those we share them with as well. Sharing our stories helps make a new one.
I don't know it all myself but am going down memory lane tonight myself with some sangria after a nice long walk :)
(and I'll be honest it is my second glass of sangria...)
A very Happy Birthday to you, Ms. LeAnn! And thank you for the gift of your son, Todd, who has enriched our lives.
very good kitten.
Belated birthday greetings from one of Todd's online friends from across the Pond! Signed, Gromit.
Well! Looks like I'm late to the party! A very happy belated Happy Birthday to you LeeAnn
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