Indeed in the hurry burry of our lives, we do tend to miss out on giving back to our elders even a fraction of the time and compassion which they gave to us when we were children. The same holds true for those unknown veterans who gave up all pleasures to keep us safe and secure. Thank you for reminding.
an excellent way to give back….when i was in college i volunteered at a nursing home….these days i volunteer with kids….you would be surprised how much it means to have people in their lives….
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for asking. I am attempting to rehab my body. Ha. It has been somewhat difficult. They say sugar withdrawal is worse than heroin. Ah well, I knew what I was getting in to. I am also trying to switch from drugs to natural methods of healing (when it is safe and appropriate.
How was your Thanksgiving? Did you spend it with family? I hope that it was warm and wonderful.
Thank you Shakti for visiting. You are right … and we need to take the time to find the time. I think that the way the world goes today … perhaps we do not even look for time to honor others.
Mary thank you. This belated Thanksgiving time, I am thankful for you, your poetry and your dogs. I do not connect with too many. I read their work over and over really without moving on. Somehow for me that strengthens the link between us and then they (that person) becomes more important.
Jamie you are incredibly important to me. Of course we can agree to disagree. If I was heavy handed I apologize. Ha! In 1975-6 I wanted to go to Israel and contribute to the war effort by working in a hospital, I have long been rabid and was a Zionist … and not even a Jew. I think I wrote my comment when at the lowest point of sugar withdrawal. This Thanksgiving I am thankful for you. I have been gone and blessedly without WiFi or 3G. Otherwise you would have heard from me MUCH sooner. Funny on another article or two of yours, all I did was place a “like” and no comment. I think the subject was similar … this time though, physically (blood sugar wise) I was about to go through the roof. (((hugs))) and love, Liz
Thank you Brian. I too am very thankful for you. And your words really touched me. Thank you. I hope that your Thanksgiving was blessed and lots of fun. We went to a cabin in a place that I love and the kids joined us. I simply do not get to see enough of them.
nice…a trip to the cabin sounds like a lot of fun to me…i am still at my parents home…leaving here in a just a bit to head home…glad you got to see the kids…
Jamie Dedes said:
Hope everything is okay, Liz.
Jamie Dedes said:
P.S.: You might like this. It’s the latest issue of the NEA Arts Magazine, which examines the connection betw. the arts and the military.
http://www.arts.gov/about/NEARTS/2012_v2/index.html
ayala said:
Great pic and post!
Shakti Ghosal said:
Hi Liz,
Indeed in the hurry burry of our lives, we do tend to miss out on giving back to our elders even a fraction of the time and compassion which they gave to us when we were children. The same holds true for those unknown veterans who gave up all pleasures to keep us safe and secure. Thank you for reminding.
Shakti
Sherry Marr said:
Do have a good rest, kiddo. Will be thinking of my wolf-sister.
Mary said:
Hope you will be back soon! Watching for your poetry.
brian miller said:
an excellent way to give back….when i was in college i volunteered at a nursing home….these days i volunteer with kids….you would be surprised how much it means to have people in their lives….
see you soon…smiles.
Mel said:
What a wonderful photograph. And what a wonderful suggestion that accompanies it.
I do hope all is well…….
brian miller said:
i hope you have a wonderful weekend…smiles…
Jamie Dedes said:
Not posting yet?
Jamie Dedes said:
Hi, Liz ~
Just popping by to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and let you know I appreciate your visits and comments, even when I disagree with you.
Many blessings of the day to you and yours,
Jamie
brian miller said:
happy thanksgiving ma’am….thankful for you…smiles.
Raven said:
Hi Jamie,
Thank you for asking. I am attempting to rehab my body. Ha. It has been somewhat difficult. They say sugar withdrawal is worse than heroin. Ah well, I knew what I was getting in to. I am also trying to switch from drugs to natural methods of healing (when it is safe and appropriate.
How was your Thanksgiving? Did you spend it with family? I hope that it was warm and wonderful.
Raven said:
Oh wow Jamie this looks cool. Thank you so much.
Raven said:
Thanks.
Raven said:
Thank you Shakti for visiting. You are right … and we need to take the time to find the time. I think that the way the world goes today … perhaps we do not even look for time to honor others.
Raven said:
Sherry … MANY THANKS … and hugs.
Raven said:
Mary thank you. This belated Thanksgiving time, I am thankful for you, your poetry and your dogs. I do not connect with too many. I read their work over and over really without moving on. Somehow for me that strengthens the link between us and then they (that person) becomes more important.
Raven said:
Thank you Brian.
Raven said:
Mel … I am well and I hope that this finds you well too. Thank you so very much.
Raven said:
Jamie you are incredibly important to me. Of course we can agree to disagree. If I was heavy handed I apologize. Ha! In 1975-6 I wanted to go to Israel and contribute to the war effort by working in a hospital, I have long been rabid and was a Zionist … and not even a Jew. I think I wrote my comment when at the lowest point of sugar withdrawal. This Thanksgiving I am thankful for you. I have been gone and blessedly without WiFi or 3G. Otherwise you would have heard from me MUCH sooner. Funny on another article or two of yours, all I did was place a “like” and no comment. I think the subject was similar … this time though, physically (blood sugar wise) I was about to go through the roof. (((hugs))) and love, Liz
Raven said:
Thank you Brian. I too am very thankful for you. And your words really touched me. Thank you. I hope that your Thanksgiving was blessed and lots of fun. We went to a cabin in a place that I love and the kids joined us. I simply do not get to see enough of them.
claudia said:
hope you’re enjoying your hiatus…always good to have those spaces where we re-charge batteries every once and a while…
brian miller said:
nice…a trip to the cabin sounds like a lot of fun to me…i am still at my parents home…leaving here in a just a bit to head home…glad you got to see the kids…