Contents of this blog
- The Missing Rib
- A Thousand Marbles
- Eternal Life Insurance
- The Emperor's Seed
- Forgiveness
- A Small White Envelope
- Welcome to Holland
- THE MAN AND THE BIRDS
- The Pearls
- The Gift
- Carl's Garden
- A Taste of Wisdom
- The Power of Thoughts
- Acts of Kindness
- Wondrous Powers
- Who Packed Your Parachute?
- A Powerful Message about GOD
- The Easter Holiday and Its Traditions
- The Tablecloth
- The Master's Hand
- GOD's Under the Bed
- To Remember Me
- Under GOD's Wings
- A Touching Story About Faith
- Who'll Take the Son?
- Listen to GOD's words
- Ash Wednesday...The Beginning of Lent
12 Comments
Cute, but very true. Make good with what is thrown at you and you will walk away with wonderful and exciting memories.
I have a son with epilepsy and Aspergers which is mild autism and although the story is alright the good moments make up for any problems my son is an awesome kid and understands his disability better then his mother does. So I think parents with kids with disabilities are blessed and chosen!
i like your post........thanks for sharing........great work dear.........keep it up........
Arlene that was an interesting story and I had to go back to see where the baby part came into the picture. I had to think on that for a minute. Anticipation on babies arrival just like the anticipation of going to Italy and landing in another country. I get the concept now! Great story. Blessings
a nice one
My sister gave me that poem after my son was borne. Loved it then and still do. Holland is a beautiful place. I have another one that always got me through the hardest of times. It had no titele and no author, but I called it Why Me? I will have to post it.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this post.
I too ended up in Holland and will forever appreciate its beauty, especially as I caught a glimpse of Italy, just to have it taken away.