Friday, December 19, 2008

Reader Rally

The first one here leave a question in the comment section. The rest of us will answer YOUR question. Just keep in mind the goal of this blog. Make people think and be honest with themselves. I look forward to seeing what you are curious about.

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

Of all the times in your life that took your breath away, which moment stands out the most?

Anonymous said...

Holding my daughter for the first time.

Anonymous said...

in a bad way - losing my 3yrs old son at a park at dusk on the 4th of July

in a good way - just listening to them daily when they try to tell you about their day. It takes my breath away because I love them so much. (the long eyelashes just kill me!)

Anonymous said...

Seeing my husband at the end of the aisle waiting for me.

Anonymous said...

Being notified of the death of a loved one.

Anonymous said...

Looking at my newborn son for the first time. Words cant describe what I was thinking or feeling. Just trying to breathe was hard enough.

Anonymous said...

Being told my grandparent were in a car accident and my grandma not making it.

Anonymous said...

standing at the rim of the grand canyon and not being able to take in the fact that it was real and God made it for me!

Anonymous said...

Witnessing the birth of my granddaughter. Totally amazing!

Anonymous said...

Being told my mother-in-law had died while I was at school teaching.

Anonymous said...

I owuld like to say my wedding day would be the most memorable, but honestly, the only thing i do remember was wanting to get "out" of the wedding clothes -- or clothes altogether for that matter.

10 years later, though -- renewing my wedding vows to an amazing woman (my wife). Knowing this time what these words truly mean and all that comes with. After kids and life experiences, good times and hard, and looking into the eyes of an angel -- truly an angel -- is an experience that will stay with me for the rest of my life.

Thanks babe for being there for me. You are my rock, my anchor, and at times my pillar of strength and support. I thank God daily for you and who you male me.

Anonymous said...

I was in high school and I had a crush on my youth minister. I would consider him my first love, anyways, I literally looked at him and my breath was taken away. I will always remember that. I am thankful however for my husband (who isn't my youth minister). He is more amazing than anyone!