Good Morning. I have to be honest but I always feel trivial posting something on my blog after a tragedy.
The incident in Boston yesterday was so heart wrenching. To see all of those cheering faces and then in an instant lives forever changed. So today, just a few thoughts…
Life is fragile.
Life is precious.
Never put off saying, “I love you.”
It is loving and giving that make life worth living.
Yesterday will never come again, but you have today.
I hope you have a good day.
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Elizabeth what you wrote is absolutely perfect and true and your images say it all. Life IS fragile and we all too often forget. I wish you a good day as we must appreciate each and every one. xx
Deborah, it is so true…life is so very precious, and fragile. And with the day to day grind we forget what is most important. Thank you for your kind words. I wish you a beautiful day and hope for some sun and spring weather for you.
I too felt the same despair but we have to hope for a better today and tomorrow. Beautiful post.
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Patricia, all we can do is hope for a better day.
Thank you Elizabeth for such sweet words.
Xx
Renae, you are very welcome. It is nice to be among a community of compassionate bloggers.
Horrible….and so scary and a vivid reminder of how vulnerable as a country we still are. I too send my thoughts and prayers to all those affected by this horrible tragedy.
Tina, it is so true, we are incredibly vulnerable. My thoughts are with those poor families who are lost or wounded. And there are so many.
This is right my friend. We have today to LOVE and live to our best ability. God knows that is all that matters and that is all the riches we possess. Oh how sick I am over this, to see my "hometown" where Ruben and I both "grew up" as adults come to this….much love. Anita
Hello dear friend, I thought of you when I heard this news yesterday. I hope that all of your friends are ok. xx
Elizabeth, we may be on the other side of the world but we are all affected by the events at the Boston Marathon – so random, so horrible. Thinking of all my friends in the US today.
Just the right touch for today, Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, I always have the same feeling about posting after a tragedy. Your post is poignant and lovely. Boston is one of my favorite cities. It is a town that has a special place in my heart. Bonnie
This is a beautiful post. I am very sad about what happened in Boston. I agree with you completely!!!
Cynthia
Elizabeth, I relate to your feelings about posting in the aftermath of such a tragedy. But you did a beautiful job with your images and your sentiments. You said it all so perfectly!
Leslie (Gwen Moss)
Indeed, dear friend, indeed…
I, too, could not get myself to post….
Bless you, sweet Elizabeth…