We have had a good life. We share our lives with friends and family. As times are tough now we have to bond more than ever. I have learned from when a young girl you might not have a lot but if you have something to give and can help someone you should. I don't mean money, or so much as materistic things. Your helping hand to help when someone is ill someone needs a trip to doctor, someone needs their home cleaned up a bit, or just to talk to someone who is lonely. Not only does it help them but it is so rewarding to me and make me feel so warm and peaceful that I made a difference. When I can help someone I don't do it not for money I do it because I care. I know helping others are more limited these days with my arthritis getting throughout my body but I will find away to help even if it is only with words of saying I care, I love you or just a hug. I lost my Aunt Jean from Puducah Kentucky this week and we had emails and lots of I love you's. This is a tribute to my Aunt Jean she asked me to never change and always love. I love you Aunt Jean I know you will watch over me. I love you XOXXO.
