In my last post, I talked about finding the right places to put the pieces to my puzzle of life. Tonight, I found a piece that I know exactly where it goes. This piece is called remembrance. It is only a memory, but, a constant reminder of how grateful we should be to have the loved ones that surround us.
Remember, even if the memory is physically gone, its strength carries on through your soul. When you're feeling down, Remember the memories that always made you smile and look for the signs of those memories in your every day life. Continue to cherish what you once loved as if it were still with you at this very moment, because it is and its power is very recognizable.
Memories hold the key to our hearts. They are a part of who we are, what we've accomplished, where we've been, and what we've endured. Bad or Good,
Happy or Sad.
Memories are like the wrinkles on our skin, the longer we live the more abundant they become. But, there is one big difference between memories and age; memories are eternal. They begin the day we are born, are with us the day we took our first steps, ate our first piece of cake, blew our first bubble, and said our first goodbye. Memories last our entire lives, but what I mean by eternal, is just that. Memories will be with us in our afterlives and they will give us the strength we need to guide our loved ones in the right direction. They will be with us, eternally.
This post is dedicated to the memories of Stephanie Marie Gilbert and
John William Goddard; Rest in Peace and continue to provide the strength your loved ones need to continue their lives. You're forever Angels in our hearts.
This made me cry...in a good way. Thank you for always being there and always honoring the poeople that mean so much to me. I love you, my darling Justin.
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