I wish that the rest of the world would
share this day with us, and that we all would live our moments free of anger
and judgment of others so there can be peace on earth and good will to all.
I am Pat Younts, and I Move to Live
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
To give and be thankful
Our American holiday of thanksgiving is
a wonderful day of food and celebration that brings family and friends together.
We have this special day to remind ourselves to be thankful for what we have. It
reminds us to live a life of addition, not subtraction, for what has been given
to us. But what do we really have? Possessions come and go; fortunes can be won
and lost. As Parkinson’s makes my life challenging and things are slowly taken
from me, the things that I realize I truly have and am so very thankful for are
my family, friends and since the day cannot be promised, I have this moment. Life
is made of moments and the people you spend them with. My moments have become
precious to me. I have been so very blessed for the people in my and my family’s
lives and for your love and support.
Wishing you the happiest of Thanksgivings,
Pat
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