My inspiration for this week is my surrogate sister and brother-in-law. They are amongst My Loves whom I look up to in the relationship department. Meaning if and when I do settle down again, I hope it is one of everlasting love similar to theirs. So many relationships nowadays end on the stupidest note; over small shit, but then again who am I to talk? After all, I don’t know what happens behind closed doors. What happened to true partnership? It seems that the Millennium couple has stopped trying; like it’s become a power struggle. Arguing over money; like everything is in comparison to pulling teeth—(i.e. “he’s or she’s lazy, he or she doesn’t take out the garbage; or when is he or she going to get a job?), when in reality—YOU GUYS SIGNED UP TO BE TOGETHER FOR BETTER OR WORSE. I know, I know those who know me knew I got married and divorced by the time I was 18—which is why I haven’t been re-married because I was not ready to commit. NOW, I’m ready to commit and when I see Sandy and Paul—I’m given hope for my future/our future. I guess what I find disappointing in this day and age is the lack of commitment by many or fear thereof. I’m not worried, my King will arrive in due time. I really feel that is the biggest test of all from God—that we should look beyond the negativity and find hope and still commit somehow no matter how bad things look.
Look I might sound like I’m rambling on like a mad woman—but if you really, truly think about it, you know deep down I make plenty of sense. Anyway, going back to Sandy and Paul—I saw the true test of their love and commitment when Sandy’s mom, Maria passed away two weeks ago. Sandy and Paul stood as the rocks needed to keep Tony (Maria’s widower) together. They kept it together for the kids’ sakes and fell apart in my arms. I love them both and even though it’s been 3 months since their wedding anniversary—I continue to pray for them for continued love, blessings and most of all compassion to and for each other. They’re wonderful with each other and they’re great parents. I was happy to find out that Tony agreed to have them move in so they could take care of him. The kids will be around as well to keep Tony busy. I know Maria would be very proud of them.
Sandy & Paul – the road ahead looks a mess, but together you guys will make it enjoyable for all of us. I love you and I hope only the best and continued success in your partnership. I don’t know if I say it enough so here it is, I appreciate you guys so much and I’m blessed to have you in my life.
Till next time, I bid you all love, light and compassion.
~Maria
Look I might sound like I’m rambling on like a mad woman—but if you really, truly think about it, you know deep down I make plenty of sense. Anyway, going back to Sandy and Paul—I saw the true test of their love and commitment when Sandy’s mom, Maria passed away two weeks ago. Sandy and Paul stood as the rocks needed to keep Tony (Maria’s widower) together. They kept it together for the kids’ sakes and fell apart in my arms. I love them both and even though it’s been 3 months since their wedding anniversary—I continue to pray for them for continued love, blessings and most of all compassion to and for each other. They’re wonderful with each other and they’re great parents. I was happy to find out that Tony agreed to have them move in so they could take care of him. The kids will be around as well to keep Tony busy. I know Maria would be very proud of them.
Sandy & Paul – the road ahead looks a mess, but together you guys will make it enjoyable for all of us. I love you and I hope only the best and continued success in your partnership. I don’t know if I say it enough so here it is, I appreciate you guys so much and I’m blessed to have you in my life.
Till next time, I bid you all love, light and compassion.
~Maria
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