Comments on: Outside Looking In

By: Marita Paige

Marita Paige — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

What I can do at 30, I could not at 20.

What I did at 10, I no longer want to do at 20.

What I did at 40, I look back and smile at 50.

The seasons of my life determine when I do something best. They are all precious to me.

By the way, age is a relative thing to me. I don’t care about the years in my life, but the life in my years.

Have a wonderful day, Peter.

By: Little Dee

Little Dee — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Heh heh, Funny Marita and I were just discussing this last night….. I had said to her that I had always assume that by now I would have achieved some of the ‘milestones’ most people accumulate in life (for example getting married, having a super career…. etc) But none of it has happened or worked accoring to ‘the Plan’. Before I would fret and feel anxious over this. But now, I have reached a point where I no longer care anymore and that being happy is more important. Sometimes things happen or DON’T happen for a reason…… Hard to be philosophical I know when you are paralysed in a wheel chair; but I hope you understand what I mean. I hope you arrive at your moment of clarity you have been praying for! I’ve been praying for you too! Have a good day!

By: sweetspirit

sweetspirit — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Hi Peter
Your already doing good deeds,mostly to you they come naturaly.
Its your kindness and understanding and listening to others ” just you being there” makes a difference :)

cheerz and take carez

By: Peter

Peter — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Marita,
There were many things that I had wanted to do when I reached each decade of my life but was unable to. For this impending decade, for once, with God’s grace, I want to do something that I can be proud of.

Dee,
Thank you for your prayers. Different people define happiness in different ways. For me, now, happiness is being able to give and share what I have with the people I love, friends and those who need what little I can afford.

Sweetspirit,
I certainly hope that my “just being there” can make a difference because that is the only thing I can do.

By: sweetspirit

sweetspirit — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000

Hi Peter
Well it’s not just being there.It’s the nights i couldn’t sleep ,when i was stressed you were there to listen and take my mind of court.It was you who was there when i came home from court,and cared enough to ask how things were going :) it was you who made me laugh .It is you who makes a difference be they good days or bad days ,you show ya care :) and hey you have pretty good taste in music .

cheers n enjoy ya day, i’ll mail later this week
if i don’t catch ya online.
tcz