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    May 24, 2008


    2008 - 06.25

    Here we go!What a day that was. It marked a day of celebration, love, kindness and so many other things. But before I tell you exactly what went on that day, let me share with you how it all came about.

    Two people met. Now they had seen each other around, after all he was a bartender, she was working and going out with friends. He had seen her in Oxford’s a few times. He had noticed her, she had noticed him. But, you know how it goes, they would say hi, how are you?, and that would be about it. Until the night that he was outside having a smoke, and her sister just happened to be outside along with her! He looked at the sister and told her, you know, I’d really like to get to know you’re sister better.

    Let’s give them names at this point to make it a little easier, he would be Dave, she would be Denise, and the sister would be Susan!

    So, like I was saying, Dave told Susan that he liked Denise and would like to get to know her better. Denise was standing close by and said well, you could just say it to me. The rest, as they say, is history.

    Dave did ask Denise for a date, they went, enjoyed each others company, Then came the eveningFirst Kiss. that I finally got to meet Dave. I’d heard so much about him and all good stuff, too. Don’t you know, Denise picked the evening that I was having a psychic development class. I had about 6 people in the class, so when Denise and Dave walked in, not only did the poor guy have to meet Mom, but also the class. Dave took it well, though. After they had left, I looked at everyone and said, he’s going to be my son-in-law.

    Let’s go forward to the day Dave called me. He asked for my blessing to ask for my daughter’s hand in marriage. I broke down and cried with tears of joy. And I respected Dave for that phone call. It surprised the heck out of me, but it made me very happy. Dave had also called her dad and had done the same thing.

    Then we got the phone call!! Denise is laughing and crying at the same time, saying they were engaged! When I told her Dave had called me, she said that she figures she was the only one that didn’t know. He had taken her to Oxfords that night, so half the bar knew what was going to happen! :)

    Then they set the date-May 24, 2008. Ahh, the preparations start, the dresses, the flowers, the wedding party, the reception place, etc.

    Denise and Dave did all the planning, and I have to tell you, they did a wonderful job.

    The wedding and reception was at The Carriage House in Gates. It’s a beautiful place inside and out.

    Whisper in my ear.Thursday, May 22, the rehearsal-it was the you sit here, you walk there, no not like that, go there, etc. when we all thought we knew, the wedding planner said let’s try it just one more time-and she told us, when you see me nod-just do what I said. We all decided that when she nodded, we’d probably all take off! :)

    Friday, May 23, the rehearsal picnic-yes, a picnic. It was a super idea-we all relaxed and ate and drank! And the best part, Denise and Dave brought their dog Asia!

    Friday night, my turn to have my daughter one last time (it had been her dad’s turn the night before). I got a little extra-Nicki and Jen slept over as well as Denise. About midnight we had a toast to Denise-coffee and Godiva chocolate liqueur. Hmmmmmm, that warmed us up for sleep.

    Saturday, May 24, 2008. Girls, it’s 7am, time to wake up. Denise-wake me up in 5 more minutes-now where have I heard that before? From that same bed over the last 26 years!!!

    We get up, get our stuff together, and trek over to her Dad’s house. Dennis and I have been divorced for a number of years, but he was gracious enough to open up his house to me for this event.

    Denise’s friend who is also a hair dresser, did our hair, and Denise had to do my make up-I’m not known for doing my make up too well. Finally Denise’s turn to get her hair done. My little girl looks like a princess.

    Finally off to The Carriage House-We all arrive in separate cars. Denise is still getting ready-she looks so beautiful! Everyone is fussing over her. She’s my baby though, and she’s taking it like a trooper-are you nervous? No, just excited!

    We finally are asked to take our places-it starts, Here comes the bride-Oh God, my little girl, a woman now and in just a few moments, a wife. Her dad proudly helps her down the aisle. Denise and Dave only have eyes for each other, they look lovingly into each others eyes and the ceremony begins.

    Halfway through the ceremony, I just happened to look over, past where the bridal party ends. To my delight, standing there, all proud, are the spirits, of my Nannie, Gramps, Gram, Grandpa Noga, Grandpa Vince, Uncle Paul, Aunt Edie, and Uncle Pete, just to name a few. Nannie just looked over at me and smiled and said-did you think we would miss this?

    May I now present you with Mr. and Mrs. David Hill. My daughter and son-in-law. How happy and beautiful they look. I’m just so happy for them and filled with love.

    And let the party begin!!

    The wedding dance-one dedicated to Denise from Dave, and one dedicated to Dave from Denise.All my kids! My daughter, who does not cry, has tears of love and joy running down her cheeks. It was such a beautiful moment. I won’t tell you the rest of that story, but if you see Denise, ask her about reading lips.

    Everyone was dancing, eating, drinking, and just having a good time.

    When I finally left, Denise and Dave were still dancing the night away.

    It was a day to remember-2 people joined together with a love so great.

    To Denise and Dave, bless you both, and may love and happiness always be with you.

    I love you both (and Asia, too-after all, she’s my Granddog)

    Till next time.

    Meditation


    2008 - 01.13

    Ahhhh, you have finally decided to give meditation a try! You’ve asked all your friends who meditate, you’ve read books, you’ve gone to websites. Now it’s time to start.

    But then you stop-wait a minute-this friend told you to be outside so you would be grounded, but you live on a busy road. This book said to sit in a chair, feet planted firmly on the ground, with hands hanging at your side. This website said to sit on the floor in a lotus position, breathing a certain way till you feel yourself going into a trance!

    STOP! WHICH ONE SHOULD I DO???

    I am a firm believer in gaining information when embarking on anything new. I have been meditating for over 30 years and have heard all the different ways to meditate. And what works best for me, might not work best for you. So, do what feels right to you.

    When I first decided to start to meditate, I read the books. Then I finally found a group of people that got together for meditation. I decided that a group was best for me because that way there was someone there who would lead us.

    So off I go to the meditation. The teacher started out with the breathing/relaxation exercises, then when she felt we had reached a relaxed state, she verbally painted us a picture. My only problem was that even though I was actually deep, I was still at the start of the darn meditation, trying to figure out what to wear!

    After a few times of that, I finally figured it wasn’t going to matter what was being worn and I was finally truly on my way to meditation.

    I took several more psychic classes to learn more. Each teacher was different about how to sit, what to eat, what to wear, etc. Again, I seemed to be able to go down far enough, but upon hearing what everyone else was sharing about their meditation, I started to wonder if I was cut out for all of this.

    One of the things that most teachers seemed to feel was genuinely important was the morning and night meditations. Now, I’m all for that, but when you have 3 small children running around, a husband/mate, and a bunch of animals that all want your attention, well, it’s just kind of hard to keep up with that whole am/pm thing.

    So, I started to search out within me, what was going to work best for me and still allow me to meditate.

    This is what I found that worked for me. Upon waking or while I was in the shower, I would clear my mind, and ask the powers that be what they needed to tell me. I would listen, knowing that I was being given this information on my soul level. I would then begin my day with that little bit of needed knowledge and silence.

    I would take time in the shower, in the bathroom (yes, I know, but it worked for me), when I was outside, or going to bed at night. I would try to once or twice a week to set aside time for a much longer meditation.

    If I was doing a long meditation alone, I would use some type of equipment that would make a sound upon turning off so that it would bring me back to the present. I knew someone who had decided to do a meditation alone that ended up being almost an hour because she had nothing in place to bring her back. I would tell myself that when I heard the click of the tape recorder or there was no more music, that I would need to come back.

    As I went further along this road, I became the teacher. I would do weekly meditation groups. I had decided that what had worked for me was what I would try. So I did the get comfortable (meaning sit however you want, but tell yourself you will remain grounded), go through the deep breathing and relaxation of body exercises, then I would set up the verbal picture-you are on the shore at the sea, it’s night out, but with a beautiful moon, etc. I would finally shut up and let everyone go where they wanted. I would usually allow 20-40 minutes to pass before I would bring them back into the room little by little. Then once they were all back, we would discuss the meditation.

    I would alway stay awake throughout the whole meditation. But what happens when the teacher gets taken on a journey? That happened one time when I was using a drumming CD. I had started the meditation and the next thing I knew I was back in the room. I had been taken on a very serious journey. It was to give me more information about a past life that I had learned just a little bit about. When I came out of the meditation, the other 3 people were looking at me. I had asked them did they go under at all, they each said no. It’s amazing how the universe works to make sure everything is okay.

    So what do I do now that my life is crazy? I have six cats, a dog, a mate, parents who I spend time with, 3 children who no longer live with me, but we see each other quite a bit. One daughter-the oldest-Denise who is engaged to be married, so we are out looking at dresses, etc? I’m still on my few minutes on waking up, in the shower/bathroom, a few minutes up on going to sleep and anything in the middle I can get.

    My suggestion to any of you just starting on this path of meditation is to gather as much information as you can, sift through it to see what feels right to you, and then try a few different ways on for size. See what works for you. You will find the most comfortable fit and you’ll be on your way.

    Till next time.
    Cindy Lee