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Midnitesun
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0 posted 2009-09-16 02:15 PM



some will get it,
some won't

some dream it,
some don't

some get it,
some don't

carpe diem

it's all you have
at any moment


*this does not mean
to ignore tomorrow
and what we leave
for the future
from our actions
each and every day
© Copyright 2009 Kathleen Kacy Stafford - All Rights Reserved
Roniece Dawson-Bruce
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1 posted 2009-09-16 02:29 PM


Kacy.. I love your work.. always have, always will.. I get it.

love and bisous de Paris
RDB xxx

Be kind at heart....for everyone you meet has their own battle to fight.........

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2 posted 2009-09-16 02:39 PM


Seize the day!

~ and take care in what we do so that the actions of each day do not impinge negatively on our tomorrows.

Enjoyed your pearls of wisdom, Wise One.



Linda

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3 posted 2009-09-16 03:02 PM


RDB and EA
THANKS! I know you both 'get it'

Margherita
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4 posted 2009-09-16 03:37 PM


Yes, so true, dear Kacy. You say it with great impact. So nice that we inspired these wise reflections and thank you for sharing them with us.

I am a dreamer, but I am also aware of the moments of now and I know it is this awareness that makes our most precious moments stretch into forever.

Love and hugs.
Margherita


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5 posted 2009-09-16 05:41 PM


This is so true, Kacy. Hope you are doing ok.
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6 posted 2009-09-16 06:10 PM


While you were writing this I was waiting at the girl's school upside down on the monkey bars(wanted to embarrass them       Having been this crazy since the day there were born, I heard Tori, tell Krysta, her friend, "Oh that is just my Gramma, she always does stuff like that!"    

I try to be a kid every day, make sure I smile at least to one stranger, and if I have pain, I not to be one.

Yup, Carpe' Diem, and I have the necklace around my neck to remind me, bought it on Etsy.

Lovely Kacy, and we all need to get back to our inner child to find that happiness - it's there!


                
            Mysteria

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7 posted 2009-09-16 06:46 PM


Oh, gosh, Sharon, upside down!! Loved Tori's comment! Gimme five!! That's the way to be, all right!

Love,
M

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8 posted 2009-09-16 07:17 PM


Thanks, Sue! I am doing better today.

LOL, Sharon...I can just see you doing that monkey business!

Margherita, thanks. It's always good to appreciate each day, even when there are moments we might want to forget.

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9 posted 2009-09-16 08:46 PM


I appreciate every day I get out of bed, my friend...no matter the time of day. Too many I know did just that, but left their bodies behind. So I give thanks every day that all of me arises...

cool write....

j.

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10 posted 2009-09-16 08:50 PM


LOL.
Yes, Jimmy, we all want the WHOLE body to be able to 'rise and shine' each day.

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11 posted 2009-09-16 11:21 PM


There's always that connection between those who "get it." You were so easy to recognize, Kacy.
                             ida

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12 posted 2009-09-17 04:38 PM


So very few words, but such a lovely poem message. Geeze, I envy


ARCTIC WIND

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13 posted 2009-09-17 04:53 PM


Ida, Thanks, lady.

Michael, no need for envy! you are a wonderful poet!

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14 posted 2009-09-18 02:00 AM


Huh?!?
Got what?



I wanna seize you in a hug!

- A - who thinks she gets it

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15 posted 2009-09-18 06:48 AM


Kacy, sometimes I wonder  why others don't "get it".

Healing ((Hugs))


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16 posted 2009-09-18 11:12 AM


hello minitsun, you described the only truth for being conscious : carpe diem...

have a nice day

yann

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17 posted 2009-10-12 10:17 PM




(huggies) This reminds me of a mug that is placed on the right-hand side of the countertop at the Julia West House in downtown Portland, where Operation Nightwatch (a local rescue mission operation in league with the First Presbyterian Church) regularly provides services to the homeless community in the morning and late at night............which reads "Some Do, Some Don't, Some Will, Some Won't"

(sigh) I think, just like that expression, your unique take on it hints at the paradoxical crux of life..........that sometimes we truly live in the now and then we can just as quickly slip out of it, then oscillate back toward it again! Which is primarily why I'm an optimist; I believe even while many of us tend to lose sight of the present due to regrets and trauma from the past and/or wishes and hopes for the future, we are nonetheless capable of watching our thoughts and embracing being, and I believe my own experiences and growth are representative of that!

(sigh) Bless you, my friend, you speak deepest wisdom as always!

XOXO,
Lisping Hibiscus


"If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other"

Mother Teresa

[This message has been edited by Mistletoe Angel (10-13-2009 12:49 AM).]

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18 posted 2009-10-14 12:29 PM


How did I miss this one, too?  So true and so well put!

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19 posted 2009-10-14 02:38 PM


I saw this and had to tell you about last night Kacy (and all I guess.)  I was at a big reception in the new Shangri-la Hotel in Vancouver for a book reveal by author, Peter Thomas, who is a long time friend.  Over the years we all have changed, but I remembered our earlier times at "the Cave," and different nightclubs here, and our antics afterward.  

In a really serious moment of his presentation, he referred to his younger days when he was not as "on track" as he is now.  I couldn't hold it back, and started to laugh myself silly out loud from the sidelines.  He looked over, saw me, and came rushing over and gave me a "noogie" on my brand new hairdo!  I have never been able to squelch a "moment."  Heck, why should we?

Oh and if anyone is thinking of the 2010 Olympics, what a fabulous hotel this new one is - right in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

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20 posted 2009-10-14 03:58 PM


The D.P.S. Carpe diem..so much in so little..love it
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21 posted 2009-10-14 05:40 PM


liked it
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22 posted 2009-10-14 06:03 PM


LOL, Sharon that's the perfect hello isn't it? That hotel will no doubt be booked way in advance. I'm not familiar with the writer, but seems he has a grand sense of humor.

hafrock, Hello, nice to meet you!

Vandana,

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23 posted 2010-01-21 01:16 PM


Just nice to know - Kacy "got it!"  She lived in the moment, therefore was not afraid to face her future.  I will sure miss her.
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