I saw a young girl wearing a shirt today, and it was lime green with white print spelling the word COURAGE.


That word is very much stuck in my head!
My wife was not at all afraid of death.  Neither was my mother.  


I guess, when you're not afraid of death, there has to be a lot of courage there within you for staying alive!


Courage (also bravery, fortitude, or intrepidity) is the ability to confront fear, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation.


Think about your courage today, and love yourself and your friends and family


Spread your love to others like wings over them and I believe you will be rewarded with peace of mind!


Remember, we were not put here to suffer, that can't be true, being born to suffer?  Are you kidding me? 


Feelings can be tricky, but loving thoughts are the true magic!


Love to you all,
Michael 

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