The butterfly counts not months but moments and yet has enough time.
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5 comments:
Mmmm deep MG...Humans have a limitted time on earth, yet we sing cause we can....
Butterflies are one of my absolute things - these were just beautiful pics MG. And yes, I too loved the quote - there is a real lesson in there for all of us. I am trying to live in the moment, one day at a time, and not waste time worrying about tomorrow; not easy for a self-confessed control freak, but it's something to aspire t :)
It is ironic that I posted this one today.
My wonderful neighbor V came over this afternoon to let me know that she won't be home tonight. Her husband K was taken to hospital yesterday and is doing really poorly.
He has been fragile ever since I have known them - at one point I wasn't sure he would see Christmas.
I wonder whether at times when the end is so very near whether there are ever enough moments. Seeing the tears in her eyes, I am not sure V would think so right now.
I know when John passed all I would have given anything for one more day, or even one more minute. Yes K may rally but it is just an incredibly sad time.
I remember last year with the cancer scare I had...I thought 'Wait there...I havnt done some stuff'...I had too many 'moments' to go...
Am praying for V...and you chicki
what stunning (orange) shots, and the quote was lovely as well :) i have a fabulous booki should show you one day, its at work, remind me...called lifetimes. it's written for children and explore the theme of lifetimes and everything having a certain time on earth. Although I agree it cannot ever be long enough for anyone I love...the book brings me comfort, especially after we lost Dad xo
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