The closer we get to Christmas the more i find I'm thinking about the troops fighting or who are on peace keeping exercises. I do hold a lot of respect for these boys and girls and wish them the best Christmas can offer. I have friends with in the military both here in the UK and in the USA, some are on operations while others are fortunate enough to be home. Yet there are thousands of troops who are spending Christmas alone in hospital or therapeutic homes due to injuries whether physical or mental the men and women who fight are hero's. What I don't condone is the act of war but that's a different story entirely. Although i wanted to serve in the military I was not allowed to due to poor chest (life long asthmatic) and poor mental health i often wonder if i had been born without the issues would i have signed up to follow in my grandfathers footsteps. But life took me in a very different direction, which in some ways i am glad it did, i have learnt many lessons...
Remain true to who you are, and be proud yourself, of what you have achieved, stand tall for you are unique, there’s not another person creating the same colour, within the spectrum, like you casting your spell and creating, a vibrant and warm place, where we all can be who we choose to be. A place full of harmony, just like there is uniqueness, within the nature around us, a sense of achievement, and individuality is what we search for can be found, deep within ourselves, do not fear being different, for the unique personalities and perspectives, can make a change in the world we live. Everybody is unique in their perceptions of the world, not one mind is the same as the other as we are individual, the echos of the past as we can see strangers faces in the mist, but can not see them clear due to the shadows as we stare out, to the eternal pit of darkness, we all share in our time of need, For we are all unique in our complexities and be proud of that. Be proud for you are not ...