Letter just now received from my Mum:
I was thinking as I walked to work about how I could really use a wall calender to write out our proposed holiday/weekends for next year.
Den and Fran are popping round on Sunday afternoon to have a chat about holidays for next year, and when we could meet up.
The Caravan Club opens its booking for next year in a week’s time, so Den is getting enthusiastic to choose coinciding dates as soon as possible.
Maggie had a spare wall calendar in with this morning’s post. As it was spare, I asked for it… Thank you Angels …
I peered out of the bay window of our office at lunchtime and there on the bridge, standing all lost and waiting, was my true love.
No gloves on his hands to keep the cold at bay. Tut.Tut.
I hurriedly put my coat on, pulling my gloves on as I descended the stairs, and emerged out on to the street.
I could see him tilting his head to get a better view of me hurrying towards him.
The traffic held me up for a few minutes and then I dashed across the road to snuggle up beside him.
For just that moment there is no one else in the universe.
Hand in hand we ambled off, to spend our brief interlude together, before the call of work drew me back to the office.
love and hugs
Mum and Dad
November 29th, 2007 at 6:27 pm
Beautiful
November 29th, 2007 at 7:04 pm
Bless you.
I feel so too and that is why I share.
We all benefit from reminders. And sharing upliftment.
My Mum reminds me of Love being all that is real, by often saying to me, “Love Is All”. She often ends an email on that note of elation.
I hope that everybody reading this chooses to remind themselves.
Love is all around. It is up to us to notice.
And as we give love, we receive love in many forms, whatever is most divinely appropriate for us.
Thank you Karen for your beautiful note. I am in harmony with its love.
with appreciation,
Jane
November 29th, 2007 at 9:11 pm
You have a rare and wonderful thing in this day and age….parents who are still truly in love with each other…what a gift.
November 29th, 2007 at 10:51 pm
Yes it is a Gift.
And what a gift to notice.
Big contrast means that, in divine timing, my Mum allowed her perfect complement into her life and same with my Dad.
Mum loves to manifest in a glowing manner her joy and see others benefit from it. My Dad is blessed to be the primary beneficiary.
She doesn’t use her relationship with a negative focus, to uplift her when she’s down. She takes full responsibility for her own vibrational offering and turns up in happiness and appreciation … and gloves!!
Mum gives her attention, her pure positive focus, to pouring joy all over my Dad!
And counts her blessings that she attracted one who expresses in the same way.
They’re very good for each other.
What positive lessons do you learn from your Mum / Dad?
and now I’m going to sit on my desk like a cat.