What’s the importance of Love?. It’s a bizarre life. I mean are you important or is what you do THE most important. What you you do, is so much more important than the importance of who you are. Good people will be surrounded by good people. I once said to a friend, “it’s not about how many friends we have, it’s the quality of the people you call friends that matters”
The world is a complicated place if we make it that way. Yet, if we just did our best for everyone we have in our lives. It becomes not so much about us but what we do that matters the most. What matters is what we do with ourselves, blessing someone with what we have makes what we have important to someone.
It brings us to the story of the rich man and the poor old lady. They both gave at the church collection. One gave a seemingly large amount, yet compared to his wealth it was a drop in the ocean. The older lady gave ALL that she had. There was nothing more to give. Yet it seemed like she had been stingy compared to the rich man.
The point of that story today is to help you to realise, that when someone suffers what they give may seem small, but they may have given you everything they had. It’s difficult for some people to give a lot of their time, when it’s so painful to move. But when someone gives all they have, that’s such a special gift.
When it comes to love, what’s the point in loving if it’s not with your whole heart. My dogs never ever seem to let up in the love they show. It’s always everything they want to give me. Not a bit, then run off. They smother us with kisses and love never is it to much trouble, if only we were like that. That we love people anyway. Wouldn’t the world be a fabulous place.
To love someone without condition is a precious gift. What I have I give, because what’s the point in enjoying it to myself when I could be sharing.
Don’t hold back this Christmas period, life has shown me that life’s precious and what you do for someone else could really make a difference in our lives and more importantly theirs.
Have a great Christmas everyone, and enjoy your holiday. More importantly enjoy giving.
Have a great 23rd of December.
Fonz
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Fonz, I thank you for the visit to my blog. I feel like you do, so blessed with living and life I want to share my life with others. That is why I started my blog about 3 years ago now. I’m a 50 + years spinal cord injury Survivor it’s only through the grace of God that I am still here. I believe I read we are all here for a purpose. I never in my life thought I would be writing, I disliked school very much. With today’s technology and the computers, I find I can write, maybe I’m using that term loosely, I can attempt to write my feelings and share them with others. Wishing you a belated Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year. Best wishes Leland Olson
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Sometimes we are meant to come across people with a similar mind. How are you doing now?
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I can still walk with a walker and can still feed myself but my arms and my hands have been getting weaker in this final process that I’m going through. I use Voice Notes 2 SPEECH TO TEXT and Open Office 4.3 or I couldn’t write anything. I have to use one finger typing and when I do that I still get two keys at once usually. Yes, all we can do is make the most of each new day.
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Thank you so so much for sharing how you carry on. You are for sure Brave. I look forward to hearing how you make the most of each day my friend. How was your Christmas? In kindness.
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I think dogs (and many other critters) give unconditional love because they are not caught up in the world like humans. All they want is to be loved and wanted so they give love and make us feel wanted and needed.
Wishing you a joyous Christmas and a very HEALTHY new year!!!
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God bless you my friend Liz and all the very best for you to. Thanks for being here every step of the way. 😊👍🏼
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God’s blessing to you, as well! Thank you for educating me about cancer with your posts. My dad finished his chemo late summer and is doing very well. Praise Jesus! We did not think he would be here for Christmas. He will be 81 in January. He had stage 4 thyroid and bone. God gave us a nice gift this year. One I am sure you can relate to.
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I can’t tell you how happy to hear this for you all as a family xx
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