Precious Moments: That is the challenge for this week!
Each of us is rewarded at some point in time with moments we deem simply precious. These moments stay with us stored away in our mental scrapbooks to be revisited as necessary through smiles, giggles, and sometimes even tears. Sweet memories!
Like the times the kids fought over whose cookie had the most chocolate chips. What a sight as they picked out the chips one by one just to prove a point! The next batch of cookies I dared anyone to start picking it apart threatening to bake non-chocolate, chocolate chip cookies. [ha-ha] I did decorate each one with a smiley face from then on, which brought on even more smiles and giggles, each delicate cookie equally branded!
What warm, fuzzy stories do you have stored in your mental diary? Think about it: Recollections of such precious moments might just trigger a poem, a story, a personal reflection. After all, it is such accounts of life that keep us going, always on the alert for that next precious moment.
“Cherish those precious moments because they did not happen by plan or design
but by feelings, hunch, chance, fate, destiny or just the need to say hello
to a particular person at that point in time.”
~Author Unknown
Precious moments
Seconds in time
Treasured memories
Stored in the mind
Frets & falls
Tears have their place
Heartwarming smiles
Remnants of grace
Stories amid laughter
Echo & resound
Playfulness of heart
The true common ground
©2013 catnipoflife
Sharla Lee Shults
Sharla that was a funny post. Sine I write and have published a slew of slice of life stories, I get all of them from my family–thus the need for a pen name as they are not always amused lol. I’d love to see more of these from you. I’m getting nervous about the book–no sign of it yet?
Micki
Micki, I got it! I sent you a message yesterday but apparently you have not seen it. The book arrived Friday but I was involved in getting my husband released from the hospital. Then, the weekend was horrendous. Now, we are awaiting a phone call from the doctor. Possible return to the hospital.
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