Hi, My name is Margaret and I live in the UK. I'm a big fan of books and love to read. I love to knit, paint and my other big hobby is collecting tarot and oracle cards, crystals and faerie figurines.
I am finding myself going through a new lesson in life. My two eldest boys are growing up into men. They'll be 18 & 19 this month and I am so very proud of them both. Life flies by so fast, one minute they're babies and I was bouncing them on my knee and now they're young men.
I sort of feel like I am loosing them, as they get older and want to and need to live their own lives. In another sense I am so proud of watching them grow up into fine young men. It sort of feels like my heart is bursting and can't hold all the love I have inside for them, so it is bursting and radiating out of me. Part of me is happy and part of me is so sad. But mostly I am so very very proud. I'm feeling so sentimental tonight.
I've been having a go at learning to drive. I have been learning on a private field and was doing OK. It's just me and hubby on there so there was no one else there to distract me. So hubby and I felt I needed the road as there was only so much I could learn on the field.
Saturday morning, I had my first lesson on the road and totally screwed up! I was nervous, but when I was at a mini roundabout and looked in my wing mirror and I saw there was someone behind me. That was it, my mind went blank, I began to panic and I was shaking all over. I couldn't start the car as I kept stalling it. Then I was revving the engine as I forgot to take my foot off the clutch, it was all going wrong!!! Then as I went to turn the corner, I had the shakes so much I nearly crashed into the curb, and that was that. I got out the car and refused to drive it anymore.
Now I'm terrified to get back behind the wheel, and yet I want to learn to drive, but I am scared of making any more mistakes. I just hate the clutch and gear stick, and also I can't find my bitting point *sobs*
Today while I was at the fields with hubby (he was at his plane club) we noticed a badger who had come out to eat and drink. He was beautiful and I got just a few feet from him. Here's some video of him, and some photo's.
A beautiful soul so deep inside A shell of flesh where it did hide, He brought much laughter and he brought much love This soul that came was sent from above He had to learn some lesson here, Some he loved and some feared These lessons were not just for him, These lessons were shared with his children,
His children loved him very much, He loved them too with all his heart, The love he brought was never forgotten In memories of childhood times gone and past His children will make sure his love will always last
We love you daddy, we always did We're sorry we didn't get to give you that very last kiss, It's something we'll take with us to our graves But I know you're with us every step of the way
Your loves shine through in many ways We have some photos of those special days You're never forgotten, you never was You were always our daddy and the best there was
If we could go back and turn back time We would do it in a flash to be with you But there was a lesson to be learned Even though it really did hurt It was a lesson that had to be taught Oh how we wish we had sat down and talked
The Crystal Chandeliers will be sung forever I'll never forget your sweet voice as you sang Your guitar you played with much love and grace It's in our memories dad where you'll stay
Below is the song our dad would often play to us, as he sat on the end of our beds with his guitar as we fell asleep. This song brings back memories we'll never forget.