Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Update on Lilacs
A little while ago I did a post on the lilacs I saw outside my window.
Well, here is my update.
My lilacs are still blooming. More blossoms appear every day, causing me to reflect upon how my life has seemed to blossom more and more the last few days and weeks. Isn't it interesting how our life goes through seasons. First we plant some seeds of hope. Then the waiting game begins. Finally after rain and much trial, we see little sprouts and then blossoms. And then we have a bush of full-fledged flowers and we wonder how we could ever be happier. Then the blossoms begin to wilt, then dry and fly away on the wind. Fall brings this. Then winter brings dry branches and the cold gray slate of snow. But springtime is just around the corner...never forget.
I guess our lives are just one cycle of changing seasons and changing trials...
It keeps us thankful...for those few weeks of fragrant summer...both in the past and in the near future.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
My New Shoes
I love my new shoes. They were a birthday present from my sweet mother. Or were they a gift for helping my sister with her election video? I don't recall, but I love them either way.
Ode to New Shoes
I love you new shoes
I feel so brand-new
So sunny, not blue
When I choose to wear you
New shoes new shoes.
Doesn't it feel nice to treat yourself well? I think Heavenly Father intended us to feel good about ourselves. And to feel good means to dress yourself in a way in which you love yourself. It doesn't necessarily mean we have to own every new fangled and fancy style or article of clothing. Nor does our apparel need to be expensive...in fact, I seem to love things more when they're a bargain. But to own a few lovely things makes a big difference. I think it lets our true selves shine through a little more...
perhaps I'm rambling....
but...perhaps not....
Ode to New Shoes
I love you new shoes
I feel so brand-new
So sunny, not blue
When I choose to wear you
New shoes new shoes.
Doesn't it feel nice to treat yourself well? I think Heavenly Father intended us to feel good about ourselves. And to feel good means to dress yourself in a way in which you love yourself. It doesn't necessarily mean we have to own every new fangled and fancy style or article of clothing. Nor does our apparel need to be expensive...in fact, I seem to love things more when they're a bargain. But to own a few lovely things makes a big difference. I think it lets our true selves shine through a little more...
perhaps I'm rambling....
but...perhaps not....
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