Wise Words Of Wisdom

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I don't really have any thoughts this fine Monday afternoon. I just have the echo of the wise words of encouragement and advice of Katherine Stewart, a soul beloved to so many. Her beliefs, her philosophy, and her mantra were always summed up in two simple words; "Always Care". That philosophy was more than just a motto; the philosophy in those words were the road map with which she navigated her own life, and the inspiration she instilled in the minds and hearts of the countless people she inspired over the years. "Always Care" was just the way Katherine Stewart, or Katie Bug The Lady Bug, as she was so lovingly known to so many, rolled. And I can tell all of you personally, that the "Always Care" philosophy of life is still relevant and very powerful. I can tell you how many times her words helped me, God Bless You Always and Forever, Mrs. Katherine Stewart. Thank you for all the lives you molded, and the lives, like me, that those lives continue to touch with your wisdom! This week is a good time to search my soul, and try to humble myself and remember who I am. I encourage the same for all of you to do the same.

On another note, the full moon is in a few days. Do any of you ever have bizarre dreams right before, during, and soon after a full moon? Well, I tend to do this almost every month, and I had the weirdest dream late last night/early this morning. I dreamed that my brother nominated me to be on "Survivor" and I was accepted. When the initial two tribes were selected, two of my teammates were Miss Mamie and Miss Emily Baldwin, those two old spinster sisters on "The Waltons". Anyhoo, we were each allowed one "luxury" item to take to the island with us, and Miss Mamie and Miss Emily and I all asked for a gallon jug of "Papa's Recipe". It was very practical lol. Not only was it good to drink, but we also used it for doctoring and disinfecting wounds, getting stains out of our clothes, and we used it as fuel to start fires and we soaked the heads of our torches in it to keep them burning. It was very strange, but fun!

Location: Chico, CA, USA
If wisdom's ways you wisely seek, Five things observe with care, To whom you speak, Of whom you speak, And how, and when, and where.

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