Shine On

It's been a difficult past three months.  Three losses within three months.  Death is always hardest on those of  us that are living.  The three ladies that passed are now at peace.  They will forever Shine On.

I spoke at one of the Remembrance Ceremony early this month.  She was a beautiful angel and full of life.  There is so much we can learn from her.  There is so much we can learn from all of them.

I'm at such a loss of word that I'm uncertain where to begin with this post or should I just end it?  Life is so precious and fragile.  Dr. Litton was correct.  We all need to go live our life!

Some thing that I've done that has never been on my bucket list but I guess I can add that to my bucket list is that I rode on a motorcycle when I told myself that I would NEVER get on one unless it was an emergency or my last resort.  To date I've ridden on one three times now.  What a year for adventure!  I've gone paragliding and now motorcycling!

I guess I need to end this post since I'm all over the place.  This Saturday is the Mamma Jamma Ride and I ride in memory of all my ladies that will always shine on and will always have a special place in my heart.