Life lessons

This past week I have learned some valuable things. When you lose a loved one, they have a way of coming back to help you when you need them the most. I have also learned to never take anything for granted, like ever. If you do you might just lose everything you have worked so hard for. Number three Everyone has a story, you just have to sit back and listen to what they have to say. With all this being said I have learned you never truly lose someone, never take things for granted, and always listen.

When you lose someone, they always come to help, this can be in many ways. Maybe you start thinking about something they once said to you or showed you and then you realize exactly what you had been forgetting. Sometimes I often hold my feelings in and then a thought of a past loved one comes flooding through my thoughts and I break down and then I will feel the warmth of comfort wash through me. A loved is always with you even if you can't see them with your eyes.

You have worked hard, but you get greedy you push and push for more and then before you know it you have lost everything you have worked so hard for. Think about where you have come from and always be grateful for what you have. Even if you feel you need more, what you have is always plenty. Fancy objects, big house, new cars, latest technology. It's all just items. What about the people in your life who love you. Your family and friends. that's where it counts.

Every day you walk or drive by hundreds of people and you don't stop to think about this, but they all have a story. If you took a second to talk to someone you would be surprised at what you find out. The next time you are in a grocery store grabbing an item and someone walks by or grabs something close, start a conversation. Get to know someone. If you are standing in line at the grocery store talk to the person behind, you and see how their day has been. Chances are you will make a new best friend you never thought imaginable. Say you and your spouse are having a hard time, try listening to them and what they need maybe you will figure out where it is going wrong. You never know until you truly listen.