Mr. Sandy

Mr. Sandy

All I Need Is You by Trina Broussard LIFE OF A LIBRA...COMING SOON!!!

All I Need Is You by Trina Broussard LIFE OF A LIBRA...COMING SOON!!!

Best Friends

Memoirs (from Anuj...)

Thank you Anuj....I love the picture

I dreamt a dream that was ages ago

A time with time enough to sow

Many people with people to care

Many friends with friends to share

Kind words for words that were written

Chats within chats that left me smitten

Ideas for ideas about future's plans

A nature from nature that made me a fan

I wished a wish that had not been so

A life without life that has left me low

Memories of memories that seem so true

A feeling of lost feeling thinking of you

Paint: A Perspective

Paint her beautiful
Slow. Deliberate
Purposeful
To give her meaning
To all that she does not understand

Paint her soul
With crimson and gold
So when winter falls
She'll have warmth to hold

Paint the day you met
So she'll never forget
Take all that you are
And trace it all around
Though time may bring distance
Love will keep you bound

Paint her soft
When the harshness of the
World has been enough

Paint your presence
Within her essence
After you've gone
She'll never feel your absence

~A

I am growing to really love photography....think I might try my hand at it. I took this one with my cell phone and thought it came out pretty decent. Let me know what you think!

Here I Stand

The following piece is a piece that I am proud to not only post, but I am honored to do so. The only condition to posting this is that I would not publish the name behind the words. I can tell you this however. These words are spoken from the heart of a beautiful person facing his own battle for life. A truly gifted neurosurgeon, husband, father and friend who has touched the lives of so many and in his courageous journey to those who know and love him dearly- we find that he is touching our lives... To you we say "Thank you."

"This, then, is life. I am blessed by a rich, deep, and full life; I prize being surrounded and sustained by my beloved family, my special friends, my esteemed colleagues, and my entrusted patients. I am now starting a new adventure filled both with terror and with hope. It is overwhelmingly clear how grand the provenance is that governs the web of our lives. I am sufficiently grounded to respond, "'Tis a gift to be simple, 'tis a gift to be free", and to rejoice daily in the enoblement of true good work, in the transcendance to be found in other people, in the meaning and beauty of this world, and in the given mystery that is my life. I stand justified and assured of the promise of the future to come."