Thursday, December 1, 2011

February 3, 2008 A day I will never forget..


On February 3, 2008, I lost my best friend, my confidant, my supporter and biggest cheerleader. I lost someone who loved me unconditionally no matter the mistakes I made. I lost my mom. As it gets closer to the anniversary of her death the more I think about her. And with that thinking comes all the thoughts that seem to make me sad and wonder why she put up with me.  

I keep asking myself was I a good daughter. Was there more I could have done the weekend she passed away? Why didn't I call her the two times I felt God prompting me to check on her. I know deep down that there was nothing I could do to prevent her from passing away. I also know that she is in a much better place and is once again whole and not in pain or suffering. 

I realize now that I have been stuck in a place where I blamed myself for not doing more to prevent my mom's death. Even if I had called her those two times would there really had been anything I could have done. I believe God was calling my mom home to be with him. Her body was tired and she had been through so much healthwise. 

As the February 3rd comes closer, I choose to cherish the memories of my mom and am thankful that she is no longer in pain and is watching down over me.  If you knew my mom I would love it if you would be willing to share a memory you have had with her. 

Introduction

I have been thinking alot lately about different things. About how short life is and how sometimes as humans we dwell on our past when we should only be thinking about today and the future. How sometimes the things that we think about that are huge in our life are really not as big as we think they are.  The purpose of my blog is to examine the things that have been weighing in my thoughts the past few days. To look at things in a different perspective that will challenge and inspire people to examine their own life and to offer insights that we may have not thought about before.