Real Life. Real Reflections. Real Truth.

We are never aware of why people come into our lives. We have no idea why we meet people. We are clueless to what the circumstances are surrounding our interactions. I have learned over the years that everything is not for us to understand. Although the lesson has been learned, I still have to take a refresher course every now and again. There are times when I, being the analytical person that I am, attempt to figure things out. I try to gain clarity that is not there for me

It feels good to have a friend that just wants to be there for you and does not require anything from you in return. When we met our spirits embraced one another and we clicked immediately. His innocent hello leads to a blushing smile from cheek to cheek for me. His ability to remove negative thoughts from my mind is astounding. He is like the sunset at the end of a great day. The peaceful end to a tragedy. Anytime a person has been hurt deeply by someone they love, they have

First impressions of a person tell us a lot. Maya Angelou stated that when people show us who they are we need to believe them. For this reason, and others, I go with my gut reaction to a person. I know fairly quickly if I am interested in getting to know more about a person or if I am more interested in walking away. I have met so many people in my life and many of them have used the rope that I give them to hang themselves instead of pick themselves up.  Once I give a perso