Christmas is here again. I want to take this opportunity to wish you a happy holiday and hope Christmas Eve will find you where the love light gleams...
We remember our loved ones who are no longer with us today. We miss them most at Christmas time as we feel the pains and the sweetness of loving them with all our hearts. We continue to cherish their memories. We continue to mourn for them tho we should stop and move on. Instead of mourning, it is time to celebrate the love they kindly and gently, naturally, willingly and unconditionally brought into our lives. The sweetness of their touches, sweet kisses, kind words, and warmest hugs we remember so well.
We'd always be wishing - wishing that they will magically appear infront of us in familiar places like Duane Reads, Subway, Subway Sandwiches, Gristedes, T.J. Max, Starbucks, Penn Station where we used to take the NJ Transit to Sommerville or somewhere else to spend wonderful time with our loved ones, and many other places we used to visit together like Key West, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach, DC, New Hope, even Little Rock, to name just a few.
We will always wish that one day, one fine day, they will be back in the form of someone new who'd walk through the door and be someone we can always count on again.
And that is the point...we never give up. We never stop thinking and remembering, crying and smiling in the dark...and knowing...knowing they knew.
So this Christmas, instead of mourning our loved ones who are no longer here, try to have a happy time and say nice things via a card or an email and make someone cry...happy tears.
My wish for this Christmas is that we all feel the love, find love, give love, make love, and be loved in return.
Let's stop asking: where are you Christmas? Christmas is here, Christmas is everywhere. Christmas is here if you care...if there is love in your heart and your mind, it will feel like Christmas all the time...Let's give someone Christmas this year...
We remember our loved ones who are no longer with us today. We miss them most at Christmas time as we feel the pains and the sweetness of loving them with all our hearts. We continue to cherish their memories. We continue to mourn for them tho we should stop and move on. Instead of mourning, it is time to celebrate the love they kindly and gently, naturally, willingly and unconditionally brought into our lives. The sweetness of their touches, sweet kisses, kind words, and warmest hugs we remember so well.
We'd always be wishing - wishing that they will magically appear infront of us in familiar places like Duane Reads, Subway, Subway Sandwiches, Gristedes, T.J. Max, Starbucks, Penn Station where we used to take the NJ Transit to Sommerville or somewhere else to spend wonderful time with our loved ones, and many other places we used to visit together like Key West, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach, DC, New Hope, even Little Rock, to name just a few.
We will always wish that one day, one fine day, they will be back in the form of someone new who'd walk through the door and be someone we can always count on again.
And that is the point...we never give up. We never stop thinking and remembering, crying and smiling in the dark...and knowing...knowing they knew.
So this Christmas, instead of mourning our loved ones who are no longer here, try to have a happy time and say nice things via a card or an email and make someone cry...happy tears.
My wish for this Christmas is that we all feel the love, find love, give love, make love, and be loved in return.
Let's stop asking: where are you Christmas? Christmas is here, Christmas is everywhere. Christmas is here if you care...if there is love in your heart and your mind, it will feel like Christmas all the time...Let's give someone Christmas this year...
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