Enigma 750: Factory gifts
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From New Scientist #1905, 25th December 1993 [link] This is what happened
every year for the past umpteen years: On the first day of Christmas my
true love...
Monday, March 24, 2008
100% Hits: The Best of 2007
After getting nowhere fast this morning I happened on Imelda's posting about a woman who has been told she's only a year left to live. Imelda asks: If this past year had been your last year on earth, what in it would have left you glad at the end?
One thing - learning to smile even when in pain and finding that a true smile (not a grin and bear it grimace) really does ease the pain. Especially the half-smile of the Buddha.
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Very courageous to want to live one's ultimate moments with a smile, even half a smile...
Wishing you many smiles, Caroline - hopefully as painfree as possible! xox
You are truely a Guru!
I think I would be grateful that I've said 'yes' to help offered.
Joy Eliz - ha ha... its not me that's the guru...
And Tinker - sorry I thought I'd already replied to your comment - thank you - the pain has been a great lesson... lessening it has been a great challenge... :-)
And Krimo - what is happening here? I thought I'd answered you too...
Its not courage - just being pushed to limit and finding that's what has to happen... hard to explain any further...
Hello Caroline :) I completely agree with "being pushed to limit and finding that's what has to happen"!
Poor bird is going to need a chiropractor...
Family...cousins, aunties, siblings, uncles, nieces, nephews.
We all made my dying auntie happy to the end. I hope.
Last year, when my cousin was going through a dreadful divorce, we were all there for her.
oh what a great photo!! That bird is amazing. I have just found creative therapy thru your links - and taken a peek on wings for you...I am going to try and give it a go!
The magpie made me smile... Thanks :)
Anonymous - strange that we are so obstinate as to need pushing so far!
Tony - Well I know a good one...
GG - you are lucky to have such supportive family. My family seems to have become very scattered and not so supportive...
Krisse - its fun isn't it - that's why I borrowed it. I've finally got it together now...
MP - glad you liked it!
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