Now, girls, I am not talking about the ones patrolling the subways, in NYC. According to teachings during my Catholic childhood--and who knows if this is being taught anymore; nevertheless, I continue to believe--each person is assigned a Guardian Angel during his or her stay on Earth. The angel's identity is not known, though said to be revealed upon death.
I can attest that my Guardian Angel has done a superb job, getting me out of any number of sticky situations during my frenetic youth, and guiding me to the love and support of my David, which I cherish, today and every day.
I personally salute him or her, who was given a top, difficult job, watching over me. Yet I feel blest, having someone watching over me, getting me as far as I have.
So, girls, give your Guardian Angel a sign of appreciation today, by giving him or her a rest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stay out of trouble, darlings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A friend of my son’s took his own life recently; I knew him as a teenager.
ReplyDeleteI know it’s not my fault but you can’t help thinking, were there signs I should have seen? Was there something I could have done???
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
I am devastated to hear of your loss,
as well as that of your son's. I lost
two people to suicide, and it is the
hardest thing to grasp. I wish you,
your son, and the friend peace.
And to the suicide's family as well.
My heart goes out to all of you!
Thank You.
ReplyDeleteIt is a grief unlike any other I have experienced.
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
I am devastated by Channing Smith,
and I want to know more about
Abraham Devine. Something is
definitely wrong.
It is Beyond Devastating
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ReplyDeleteVictoria,
You are so right!