The title takes me back to my oldest brother's high school graduation when they played the Seals and Crofts song (yes, I'm showing my age) "We May Never Pass This Way Again." I love music especially when it helps me relate to specific times in my life.
Sunday was no exception. Mira and I went to Elaine's and Jeff's house for Easter. Hassan had to work. Elaine is the youngest child. Almost everyone was there, except for my one brother Tom who was in Richmond visiting his wife's family. Mira had the chance to spend time with her older cousin, Kelsey, and her little cousin, Maggie. My dad and stepmom were there along with Kelsey's mom and dad, my brother Jim and sister-in-law Martha. My other sister Laura was there too. Even Elaine's friend Pamm and daughter Emma popped in for a quick "hello/good-bye." Mira and Emma could be sisters, they look so similar.
I realize that life cannot stand still and we must make our choices throughout our lives. When my mom died I never thought that holidays would be the same again, and they really haven't been the same. We've moved along and made new memories with the new people in our lives.
Ma3salaama,
Marian
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
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Marian is right. We may never pass this way again. But that is not all bad because it leaves room for the grace of God to work. Remember the Easter message: "Behold, I make all things new!"
We just arrived home from visiting Marian and Mira. (Hassan was at his last day of work.) It was heart-wrenching to say "goodbye," but it must be this way for now.
Peace and all good!
Laura (Marian's sister)
Laura,
Wow, how great of you to comment on my blog. I love it! You're right, God's grace is with us always.
I love you.
Ma3salaama,
Marian
Best regards from NY! »
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