 This clipping was done several years ago. It fell out of my journal this morning as I got ready for my Wednesday "study"/quiet/ mid-week rest day.
I sat in front of the warm woodstove fire, watching the end of a Japanese typhoon's wind blow quickly through, whipping snow and left-over fall leaves around. I re-read the clipping and Ibegan to think : I have one life to live : How will I live it? I have one (raspy) voice : What will I say with it? I have one shot at this thing called life : what will I do with it? Life is short, too often too short; I know that ALL too well. How did I answer myself? All I know is: I want to live my life well. I want to live my life with hope and prayerfully share that Hope more by living it than talking about it. I want to be HOPE.
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Kip Henderson
10/29/2017 13:26:03
Hi there my friend!!
Krysta Jasmine DeJulio
11/2/2017 07:47:07
I met you at my job Sam's Club recently. I've been thinking about what we talked about everyday since. Thank you for being inspirational and hope. It was a God thing for me to meet you when I did...I needed to meet you. Thank you and your husband for being funny and trusting to speak so open with. You carry a message and a light that cancer patients like myself need. To be able to make jokes about the reality of stage 4 colon cancer and it's side affects was awesome....lol...thank you care. I look foward to reading your book and getting to know you....your a blessing and you are beautiful and your are an amazing woman!!!!
Kathy Gaffos
4/16/2018 16:34:59
Thanks for being a such a shining light in this world of ours! You are awesome, amazing, and such an inspiration! Keep the faith, my friend, and know that you are loved by so many! Shine on!! Leave a Reply. |
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CategoriesAuthorCare Tuk is a nationally known speaker, educator, and retreat/workshop leader. She has been a school, hospital, and home health occupational therapist for more than 30 years. She has been named as a Top Business Woman in America and recognized for her work with youth, disability outreach and awareness, and the American Cancer Society. |
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