I would like to take a moment to wish all a Happy International Women’s Day. This is a shout out to all mothers, daughters, sisters, grandmothers, great-grandmothers, aunts, cousins, granddaughters, stepmoms, wives, partners and friends, all who love others on a daily basis. You, my dears, make the world a much better place.
Please take a moment to thank a women in your life, you don’t need to give specific names, just a comment so I can celebrate her with you!
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time goes so quickly
love fiercely laugh frequently
make your moments count
Bless you for stopping by today, I always appreciate your visits. I have decided to take a summer break from blogging as my oldest daughter will be leaving for college in 6 weeks and I want to spend a lot more time away from my computer. Time flies………don’t let it pass you by.
See you in September……..
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When hatred wins, we all lose.
~ simplywendi
Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate:
only love can do that.
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In this world Hate never yet dispelled hate. Only love dispels hate. This is the law,
Ancient and inexhaustible.
– Gautama Buddha
Retaliation is counter-poison and poison breeds more poison. The nectar of Love alone
can destroy the poison of hate.
– Mahatma Gandhi
It is easy to hate and it is difficult to love. This is how the whole scheme of things works.
All good things are difficult to achieve; and bad things are very easy to get.
– Confucius
I believe much trouble would be saved if we opened our hearts more.
And where love ends, hate begins.
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rained on my parade
you held out an umbrella
covered me in love
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When the sun begins to stream down on you, please don’t hide. Fill yourself with gratefulness and allow the healing rays to soak deep into your being……
~ I hope today is treating you well, this is my prayer for you.
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Wishing all of you who care for others a very blessed Mothers’ Day Weekend.
In the spirit of caring for others, my question for you today is, “Since becoming chronically ill, what is one of the greatest acts of kindness you have been shown?”
~ Thank you very much for taking time to stop by and comment. I deeply appreciate the sharing of ideas that takes place among this communtiy and your interactions are such a joy to participate in.
May today be kind to you. ~
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Kindness reigns from high
May humans follow in suit
Spreading love to all
` wishing all a blessed Earth Day
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On the day that many associate with love, I would like to send a HUGE thank you to those of you who help care for others. Chronic illness puts an enormous strain on relationships and too many people who are stricken are eventually abandoned to continue their fight on their own. When I read about situations like these, it literally breaks my heart. No one ever wants to rely on someone else to take care of them, but life has a way of putting us in situations that we do not deserve or desire.
So to all you caregivers out there, Thank You again for giving of yourself so unshelfishly, for staying, for loving, for listening, for assisting, for praying, for loving and for encouraging healing. You have no idea what a huge blessing you are for those of us lucky enough to have you in our lives.
Te quiero me amor!
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During the holiday season, we tend to spend time reflecting on upon our past. There is something about the music, the lights, the gathering of friends and family and religous services that can send our minds straight back to when we were a child or those special moments shared with a significant other.
Despite the societal push to buy, buy, buy, when I think about past holidays I rarely remember the gifts, but instead the emotions I felt during the celebrations.
I have always found it much more enjoyable to give gifts and watch a person’s face light up as the package is unwrapped. As the old saying goes, it is much better to give then to receive and I have always believed this to be true.
So my question for all you amazing people this week is, What gift have you given that still makes you smile when you think about it?
Thank you for taking the time to comment…..
” I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all year.”
~ Charles Dicken, A Christmas Carol
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I wanted to take a moment today to thank each of you who bless me with your presence here on simplychronicallyill.
Every one of you have enriched my life with your kindness, comments, knowledge and encouragement and I am thankful for every visit.
Wishing all you a day of peace, love, laughter, smiles and kindness.
Simply Chronically Ill 