"If you're not married by the time you're 25....you're going to die!!" --Max, age 5
You have to love children. Their logic is so honest and wholesome. To them, age is makes everything. However once you reach a certain "age" in your life, you come to the realization that age is just a number, not a state of mind. I know, that sounds like something than an old woman would say in her sixties. "You're only as old as you think you are." Well....it's true.
I think about my life and
I look back reflect on what I've been given and what has been taken away from
me. For me, I wake up each morning and say thank you to God that he has
given the miracle of each day. I might be only in my twenties, but in
these twenty or so years, I've learned more than some have in lifetimes.
I've held the hand of the sick and the dying; I've had to start my life over
again and again and again; and I've got to witness the gift of life. My
life has been blessed with the best friends that I can have.
OKAY....enough of the mushy stuff!!!! I know you're not looking at my site to weep and reflect.....you've come here to see what kind of asinine thing I'm going to say now. HA HA...JOKE'S ON YOU....AIN'T GOT NOTHING ON ME! No verbal explosive diarrhea. I guess I've just been in better spirits the past few weeks now that I have a job. If you haven't heard, I'm working at the Jewish Columbia Center here in Columbia. All right to answer the burning question that is on everyone's minds....yes, I'm still Baptist. And....I'm back dancing, taking clogging!
Well.....take a look around.....I promise to update the pictures soon.....get
off me, I've been busy!
PICTURES are
finally updated!!
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Connie
Memorial Page
POETRY with marginal
meaning....
My thought for the
day:
--My momma
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