Chris writes about the importance of remaining thankful during very sad and emotional times.
I have so many things to be thankful for. I know that and am grateful. For one thing, my family.
I had planned an amusing post about the Easter weekend visit from our littlest grandchildren, their first Easter with us. We had lots of fun and the weather co-operated long enough to have an egg hunt in the garden on the Sunday morning. (More later). Then, that evening something horrible happened – not to us, thankfully, but to our young neighbour. Three ambulances with flashing lights were there for two hours, but he was gone. He was 34 years old and leaves a wife and two young children, one so young he will never have any memory of this time or his dad, the other much older who will remember and miss him forever.
This sad event has affected me very badly. I can’t stop thinking about them and how…
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There’s no hreater thing than others being there for us when we are in a great need. People’s heart is greater than some of us think and we are capable of doing so many good and beautiful things but we don’t always have the courage. We all should be glad that someone’s there for us, that she listen’s carefully and willing to help! Let’s be all thankful for those who have the bravery to stay in front of our needs!
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