Great line about illness being a dream. I've considered illness as having nuisance value, but not being life-changing. As I become healthier and stronger, the nuisance value will fall from high to moderate. Hopefully to none.
I hope she doesn't catch that butterfly... In the insect world unlike the bee, they can see red, a bumble bee can not.
Which tells me Bumble Bee's can not see anger as they were never meant to see anger, butterflys can see anger and thus understand and express anger, a little known fact.
And... they do get awfully angry when they are caught, which is why their colors run off their wings when they are touched, they lose their will to express those other colors of emotion they have, they begin only to see red.
Teaching us of course to look past the obvious shade of colored emotion that we call anger and try not to bear that upon our sleeve, because our true color hath not the despair of red, but the freedom that is on our wings of yellow and gold and blue and green and these we are willing to freely share.
Illness may be the change neccessary to be free from the catepillar we were so comfortable with that introduces us to soar.
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you make me laugh, ms. nollyposh!
i have no doubt that you know what you're talking about, so i'm chasing right along side you, silly girl
love
kj
Tee! Hee! kj i am just in THAT sort of mood today X;-)
Way to go NollyPosh♥
Thanks so much for the info on periphal neuropathy.
Anytime Cheryl x
Right on! Love the pic...xo
My umbrella is raised....the wind catches both of ours and blows us along the path to health and joy!!!
Love,
♥ Robin ♥
Marion <3
Robin, i ~Love~ that image <3
Great line about illness being a dream. I've considered illness as having nuisance value, but not being life-changing. As I become healthier and stronger, the nuisance value will fall from high to moderate. Hopefully to none.
Hi Rob, In my experience illness has always had something to teach me xox
I hope she doesn't catch that butterfly... In the insect world unlike the bee, they can see red, a bumble bee can not.
Which tells me Bumble Bee's can not see anger as they were never meant to see anger, butterflys can see anger and thus understand and express anger, a little known fact.
And... they do get awfully angry when they are caught, which is why their colors run off their wings when they are touched, they lose their will to express those other colors of emotion they have, they begin only to see red.
Teaching us of course to look past the obvious shade of colored emotion that we call anger and try not to bear that upon our sleeve, because our true color hath not the despair of red, but the freedom that is on our wings of yellow and gold and blue and green and these we are willing to freely share.
Illness may be the change neccessary to be free from the catepillar we were so comfortable with that introduces us to soar.
~Thankyou~ Tusk that is ~beautiful~ X:-)
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