Our perceptions shape our reality, and our actions shape our perceptions.
Craving laughter amidst life Peters Blog is your escape hatch! Unleash your inner scribbler with musings on daily routines, delve into witty poems and chuckle-worthy prose, or get lost in Peters blog quirky books on Kindle Amazon. From existential dread to talking toast (yes, you read that right!), expect the unexpected. Join the discussion, embrace the absurd, and discover, search no more, your literary oasis awaits! https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CQYVVDXY
Our perceptions shape our reality, and our actions shape our perceptions.
Ode to a Prison Officer
This is about one school mate who was the king of the class, sadly no longer with, I have changed his name:
In shades of green, the trees stand tall and proud,
When you want different things, you have to start moving different. Old keys do not open new doors.
This quote speaks to the power of change and the importance of taking action to achieve our goals. If we want to experience something new or different in our lives, we can't just sit back and wait for it to happen. We need to take steps to change our habits, our patterns of behavior, and our way of thinking.
The "old keys" in this quote represent the things that have been holding us back from achieving our goals. They could be negative thoughts, limiting beliefs, or outdated habits. Whatever they are, we need to identify them and let them go if we want to open ourselves up to new possibilities.
The "new doors" in this quote represent the opportunities that await us when we are willing to change. They could be new relationships, new job opportunities, or new experiences that we never thought possible. Whatever they are, they are waiting for us to reach out and grab them.
So, if you want different things in your life, start moving different. Let go of the old keys that are holding you back and reach for the new doors that are waiting to be opened. The only thing standing between you and your dreams is your willingness to take action.
In the realm of forgotten things, Where memories gently fade, Lie the gifts they left behind, A treasure unafraid.
In the depths of hearts they touched, In the smiles they brought to life, In the echoes of their laughter, In the beauty they instilled.
A gift of love, a gentle touch, A kindness that would never cease, A friendship that would never fade, A bond that would bring them peace.
In the world they left behind, Their gifts would forever stay, A testament to lives well-lived, A legacy that would never sway.
For in the hearts of those they touched, Their memory would forever bloom, A reminder of the gifts they left, A treasure in the darkest room.
Another Sunday, and the suns out and blue skies here in medway and the daily grind, whats the weather like where you are?
Love sundays and its getting lighter now in the afternoon, on a day like this it stays lighter until almost 5pm, lovely spring is almost here.
I am selling digital downloads or trying too, its not as easy as it seems at first, have created an etsy shop, but recently I have decided to do a complete revamp, a kind of shuffle of images, and uploading some new ideas, as the others I had didnt sell, creating planners at the moment, hard work and takes time but hopefully worth it.
Just had roast beef steaks and veg, the ruhbarb crumble and custerd we know how to live here at the daily grind, what did you have today?
Well the sun is still shining so will go for a walk, see you all soon
Oh is it saturday, another day what have you all been up too, here at the daily grind its been slow and relaxing, my kind of day. Got my car back after the repair.
Sadly one of our neighbours passed away, he was 88, a lovely man who when ever we saw him enjoyed a little chat, in the first few days after we had moved into the road he would tell us the history of the area, one that we did enjoy, no he was not like uncle albert from only fools, he was kind and friendly, the road will not be the same without him may you rest in peace Bill. The road has changed but you get used to seeing and living with the new ones, but to see someone else in Bill and Maggies house is really going to take some getting used too.
We have lost both our parents Joanne and I, so we know how much losing a mum and dad hurts, and you never really get over it you just learn to live on.
We are thinking of moving into our forever home which wouldbe the last time, so to get the right one in the right area is going to take some time.
hello been a while since I posted, been busy looking after my partner Joanne, she has onset parkinsons, shes fine, but finds life a little hard sometimes, gets stiff and moves slowly, recently we had some handrails installed on the stairs but the local council department, we own the house but through the NHS we were able to get them installed, its made a difference for her to get up and down them.
Learning more about parkinsons every day, waiting for hospital appointments is frustrating as many have found, on a waiting list to see a gastro person as she has this cough vertually every time she eats.
Its so hard to see someone you care for going through this every day, as said shes fine, not bad as yet but its the future that does not sound great for her. She used to be able to walk very fast, I sometimes had a job to keep up with her, getting in and out of chairs and bed is a mini task.
Shes on medication as you can imagine, shaky tablets as we call them, pain killers as and when needed.
Sadly there is no known cure for parkinsons, as Joanne has said it is was it is, but I cant help feeling for her everytime she struggles.
Lets hope they find a cure soon.
Unleash Your Creativity: Discover My Books and Journals on Amazon Looking for a new way to express yourself? Whether you're a seasoned ...