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 Sometimes we have no idea where life will take us. I never dreamed I’d one day sell sympathy gifts or write a journal to record a loved ones life, but this is where I am. Coping with the loss of a child is something I never planned on. The loss of a daughter/sister/mother was profound, and has left a mark on our souls. Sometimes out of grief and heartache the most beautiful ideas are born. We hope to make this blog an eclectic mix which will reflect the personalities of our contributors. So check back here often and subscribe so you don’t miss a thing. Our contributors are Ashley Warner, Cindy Coniam, Mark Coniam and Mariel Armitage. |
▣ calling all angels
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I was watching Six Feet Under tonight and on the episode that I was watching, they starting singing a song where the lyrics were "calling all angels, calling all angels."
I had to look it up. I found the lyrics and then I found the song. It moved me! My first thought, and based on the context, it was probably written as a song of mourning, but then as I looked deeper, I thought that the lyrics could mean so many different things. Definitely mourning a death of a loved one, but it also rings true when diving head first into the unknown. "and it's how long and how far and how many times before it's too late? calling all angels!" I find myself diving head first into the unknown. It's a scary time.
But I live by the mantra, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take"
And when the shots are worth so much, you have to try. But always be true to yourself and your values.
I trust that I will always choose the right path. And if I find myself lost, I am lost trying for the best.
"but we're not sure how this goes"
I am hopeful and confident in the best.
Calling all angels,
Mark
▣ WEDDINGS = HAPPY TIMES
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▣ Maria Shriver's euolgy to her mother...
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I don't think there are words to
describe this eulogy to her mother...
if you don't read the entire eulogy,
read the poem at the end that she
and her mother wrote in a hospital
room in Boston.
What an incredible legacy this woman leaves.
▣ not enough time...EVER
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I long for the days of lounging on the beach...
or anything else passive 
▣ What I learned from my DAD
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My Dad is 89 years old, but to me he pretty much seems the same as when I was a little girl. Although he's lost the spring in his step he still walks around...
Children are like flowers...▣ Click to GIVE!
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Posted by Mark
Great FAST and FREE website where you click to give!
▣ Top 12 great things about moving...
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Top 12 great things about moving...
written by: Ashley Warner
12. You discover lost treasures that have been missing for years.
11. Packing up your memories as if to seal them up for future generations.
10. The exciting and scary new surprises that lie ahead in this new chapter.
