22
Feb
Fresh, So Fresh…
Namaste! Salaam! Salut! Bonjour! How’s it going? What’s shakin? What’s cookin? What gives? LOL!
Darling wonderful Ones, I am very content to be writiNg this. As ever, grateful to you for reading.
My own musings and bullshit are, basically, just that.
So, thanks.
I took this photograph, yesterday, in NorthVan. It looks like pussywillow branches, but it isn’t: its tightly closed buds….waiting to burst into blossom!
Just like people.
Just like all of us, at one time or another.
I like that! I think we each (that’s you and me and even Nick) have the “blossoming” potential within us. Within our reach. We just have to have the “desire” to evolve, change, and move forward.
Seriously.
Anyone can blossom into something or somebody they aspire to. Anyone!
Determination is all it really takes, you know. You just have to believe in yourself, and neverever give up! No matter what. If you have set your mind to it, you really can do anything. ANYTHING!
I am in the hospital as a helper, today, as my dear friend has her 8TH surgery (she and I are chemo teammates!!) And I am very happy to say this will be her LAST!!! It moves me and I’m so inspired by her strength and determination. Her perseverance and positive mental attitude and her beautiful spirit kept her overcoming every obstacle put in her way. She marched forward and carried on, despite any adversity. It was unbelieveable!!!!!!
She is my hero and I am happy to be at her side through this incredible journey. Om Nama Shivaya.
I send blessings to you all from the O.R. At St.Joseph’s Hospital in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.
The Olympics are going on but we are here, in the Arena of Health, fighting for Gold!
And we are winning, today. :)
Fuck, yeah!!!
With infinite love and bliss,
Biffy
Xoxo
February 23rd, 2010 at 10:51 AM
prayers and love for you and your friend Bif . i know you guys will bring home the Gold!! ^_^hug her ,love her! what a lucky friend to have. my friends attitudes always amaze me too , they keep me focused. and i pray for another 20 years of friendship, a life time… couldnt make it without u pretty pamula…our biffygrrl inspires love.. awww
LOVE you girl take care…
where have i been? excercising 5 days a week , its kicking my ass but i know it’s worth it , i have my eye on the prize!
Silver xoxoxo loves Bif
February 23rd, 2010 at 1:27 PM
I’m so happy for your friend that she is having her last op! Thats must feel like relief! I have had a day of reading positive blogs, yours is always a favorite, of course! A lot of my friends and colleages are having troubles at the moment, I am Donna the agony aunt. It’s nice in a way, that people can unload and I can make them feel better, and give them positivity. I can’t wait until there are signs of spring in Britain, it will lift everyones spirits!!
Thankyou for letting us read your “musings and bullshit”! I thoroughly enjoy reading it!
much love
D x x
February 23rd, 2010 at 9:47 PM
my great grandmother passed away many years ago. but she lived 20 years longer than the doctors said she could. She had breat cancer. From the Ukraine, she lived through a war, lost her parents and immigrated to Canada. Two things I cannot forget about her: 1) Her capacity to heal through prayer and various home remedies. 2) Her concern that I may turn out to be a Gypsy one day. Although still I love shinny “stuff”: pants, ornaments, makeup. And cabbage rolls and coffee; Giving up most of these teen age habits, I cannot claim to be a gypsy. I think of my bubbie (that’s bubushka in short) often. Strong and full of life, she still inspires me. As do all survivors. Peace