Side By Side
in Romantic Poems
We work no long hours
nor keep track of the time,
We are living in the moment
with each one by our sides.
in Romantic Poems
We work no long hours
nor keep track of the time,
We are living in the moment
with each one by our sides.
in Religious Poems
Like dust we shall all rise in a moment, like a thief in the night
The Lord will be coming with a loud noise from the high
The moon will be darkened, the sun won't cast its shine,
The stars will be falling from the ebony sky
While on this ride on the road called life
It's best to take it all in stride
Take the good with the bad,
Be joyful when you're sad,
in Faith Poems
Believe in our Savior
Believe in his ways
Believe what's invariable
For our eternal days
in Best Friend Poems
Add together
1-1/2 Cups Adventure
1- Cup Listening
The Eagles are large, amazing birds. While watching them you see a lot of funny things happen. We were fishing at Lake Shasta one year and sitting out on the houseboat deck while fishing, a huge eagle came down and swooped up a trout and turned up toward the sky when no sooner did he have the fish when another huge eagle came by real fast and grabbed it out of his mouth and flew away with the trout leaving the one that caught the fish with nothing. Fun and amazing to watch the sights of nature.
Jac Judy A Campbell
Being in love is magical, where the butterflies flutter around in your stomach and your heart skips a fast beat and you keep making little stupid mistakes through the day because your thoughts are on the one who has captured your entire attention. Yep, infatuation is so romantic, and true love grows!
Yes! Been there! It kinda takes away from the romance. It might be best to keep trying to fly south.
Jac Judy A Campbell
So cute!! Like the spaghetti, chocolate, ice-cream. It's the kids that get the dirtiest, that have the most fun. It's a lifetime of adventure and silliness that they will remember forever. Loved it.
Jac Judy A Campbell
Those birds will just nest anywhere! Of course they need to build a home for their young-uns. Our dad told us a story that when he was young he would help gather the clothes off the clothes line. Well one day his mom said, "Son, don't take that shirt off the line," and they couldn't figure out why. The shirt stayed there many days. Finally, she told them there was a nest in the pocket of the shirt and the eggs were ready to hatch. Sure enough, the eggs hatched and the birds were born, and the shirt kept hanging until the little ones flew away. Amazing!
Jac Judy A. Campbell