A Memory to Share…

So today I spent a truly lovely day with a dear friend. For the purpose of this post I will call her “Lady D” to somewhat protect her identity, though she knows who she is lol. I have known her only for a brief time in life. For the past three years or so, one of the sweetest spirits I have ever encountered on this earth, with one of the kindest hearts has graced my life and become part of my family and my soul group. She is someone with whom I have had some of the greatest conversations of my life. She just gets me, and that is rare. I think I have a pretty great understanding of her heart of soul, and a healthy respect for her intellect. She is leaving the place where I reside. She is going out into the world to find her a new home and what to do with the next phase of her life. Today was possibly the last time I will see her in person. I hope that is not the case, but it might well be. As I look back on my time with her over the past few years, I can only be truly thankful for her presence. It has truly been my privilege in every sense of the word. I am so thankful to have had the chance to know her and call her friend. I am grateful to Spirit for letting our paths cross, even if only for a brief time. I am also thankful to her for being part of my journey these past years. Wherever she goes and whatever she does, and whoever she becomes from here on out; she goes with my love and my friendship, and best wishes and prayers for her life! Thank you for our time together Lady D, and thank you for such…such, a lovely day. Thanks for the laughter, thanks for tears, thanks for the talks, and thanks years. May God be with you always dear sister, and may your memory of me be as me memory of you; a light in the darkest shadows and times, when all other lights go out! Remember me with kindness of pray of thee please, and when those memories come…I ask, let them be with a smile and followed with laughter. When I think on you I know I shall smile, and hold you in a special place in my heart.

Blessed Be Lady D, Blessed Be 

 

A Portrait of "Lady D" by my Grand-Mother and Artist Billie R. McGehee

Lady D, Always remember you are a Grail Maiden