If
Tears Could Build A Stairway
Only
The Best
Legend
Of The Raindrop
Remember
Me
Softly
As We Leave You
The
Heart Remembers
A
New Little Boy In Heaven
To
All Parents
Eternal
Ink
Remembering
You
Forever
In Your Heart
Think
Could
We Forget
Gods'
Garden
I'm
Free
I
Asked God
Safely
Home
We
Shall meet Again
Angels
Of
Those we Loved
I'm
So Glad You Came
Weep
No More
For
A Reason Or A Season
When
You See A Sunrise
Safe
In Heaven
Please
Ask
When
Tomorrow Starts Without Me
Does
Heaven Have A Phone Number
The
Lonely Cemetery
For
Those I Have Left Behind
He
Only Takes The Best
I
Will Remember The Laughter
Reflections
The
Masters' Bouquet
The
Background
Choose
from florals, clouds, mountains, scenery,
or
custom made using your own photo's, perhaps a picture
of
your homestead with your loved one watching over.
Just
scan your pictures and send.
HOW DO
YOU LIVE YOUR DASH?
I read
of a man who stood to speak
At
the funeral of a friend
He
referred to the dates on her tombstone
From
the beginning...to the end
He
noted that first came her date of birth
And
spoke the following date with tears,
But
he said what mattered most of all
Was
the dash between those years. (1934 -1998)
For
that dash represents all the time
That
she spent alive on earth...
And
now only those who loved her
Know
what that little line is worth.
For
it matters not, how much we own;
The
cars...the house...the cash,
What
matters is how we live and love
And
how we spend our dash.
So
think about this long and hard...
Are
there things you'd like to change?
For
you never know how much time is left,
That
can still be rearranged.
If
we could just slow down enough
To
consider what's true and real,
And
always try to understand
The
way other people feel.
And
be less quick to anger,
And
show appreciation more
And
love the people in our lives
Like
we've never loved before.
If
we treat each other with respect,
And
more often wear a smile.
Remembering
that this special dash
Might
only last a little while.
So,
when your eulogy's being read
With
your life's actions to rehash...
Would
you be proud of the things they say
About
how you spent your dash?
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