By: Geetha

Geetha — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 05:45:36 +0000

Life for sure teaches us lessons, also reminding us not to take anything for granted. That’s life, but the reality is getting back without anger animosity regret pity. You have got back with absolute integrity. May the power above bless you, your family, your team and everyone who supported you during this trying times. Stay bless

By: Sarah Jo Sautter

Sarah Jo Sautter — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 19:07:19 +0000

Such positive, wise perspective. I can relate. Our entire basement was flooded in sewer water a couple years ago. I lost my treadmill, my washer and dryer, our hot water heater and heater, camping gear, some clothes and many keepsakes. My kids lost nearly all of their toys. While it was tough, we kept explaining to our kids, they were just “things” and that we still have our health, still have each other.
We only replaced the essentials and haven’t missed the rest. It made me love running outside that much more. I never used to run in the rain or winter and now I run outside all year around, in all weather and love it!
Recently, we went through a house remodel and were displaced for 6 months. Our dressers were boxes with only about a week or so worth of clothes. It again, reinforced on how little I need to get by, to be content.
Now, we have moved back into our newly renovated house and are hesitant to move so many “things” back. We figure, if we could manage for six months without them, we probably don’t need so much.
It’s the simple things that matter most. Thanks for the reminder.

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By: Geetha

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