
How do we be "in the world, but not of the world"? I have often questioned my motives for a creation. Am I doing this for the pure love of creating or am I after a worldlier goal?
Can I create, enjoy the creating and the attention it can bring, yet be eternally grateful from Whom it was given?
As A Mother

I truly wish I had internalized how very important my role as mother was. It took a beloved daughters mild chiding for me to realize I might not have been the greatest of moms. How I wish I could go back and rectify all those errors and moments of impatience. The time is gone, never to return.
I think of my children and now grandchildren, and am so grateful for the trust which has been given to me in their life's adventure.

I don't know if I realized how incredibly important a mother’s role was. And I took it for granted. I see more clearly now. Is it age which makes us wiser, or just the experience of life?
My children will know more than I did. More love. More patience and much more attention.
Color*Music*Earth*Creativeness
My creative spirit is still my daily inspiration and I DO know where it comes from. Why I have been granted this special eye on life's colors is still a question. But I do know I can't take it for granted nor let it sit about floundering.
Each moment I see and visualize something interesting and beautiful, is a gift. To me specifically and when I can share an amazing moment it returns to me two-fold.
Writing
I'm not entirely sure why I must write. But it is so. There is no question in my mind I must share. Now how to do this is another query. But into the fray I go. Knowing I must create with what I have been given. Not so much for others, but for my own soul.
And I must, must always remember to smile, laugh, enjoy.
Yes, I should have credited the pictures to you. Summer Sartell, Artist*Photographer is one of my talented daughters. And I love her work.
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