Finding True Love
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Me In The Mirror Regardless to what has been done. Regardless to what has been said. When I look in the mirror I see number one. I love my skin, my eyes, my eye lashes, my nose. I love my hands, my fingernails, my feet, my toes. I love my hair, my lips, my smile and my eyebrows. I love my legs, my elbows, my curves. I love my neck. I love my biceps. I love, love, love it, because, it’s what God made. He made it all and it all belongs to me. I love my mind, my thoughts, my laugh, my personality. I love my thoughtfulness, my warmth, my caring, my sharing ways. I love that I’m bright, intelligent and eager to grow. Willing to accept positive change to help move me forward and see more awesome days. I love that even when the going gets tough, I continue to stand. I search and find my way through until times are better. I will continue to move forward until times are the best. I love that I’m strong and have confidence in myself. I love that I keep pushing and pushing without giving up. I will keep pushing until the day I make it to the top of my success and happiness. When I look in the mirror I see me. This is who I am. These are the wonderful ingredients all mixed together that make me. When I finally meet someone who is just like me. Someone who looks in the mirror and is proud of what they see. Someone who will love me for me because I’m the same reflection they see. Wow. What a union, and, we will both agree, that we love one another, because, you love you and I love me. We’ve both learned to accept and love who we are which makes us totally free from the mess and the way we were taught to be. At the same time we are working to become better and better to be the best people we can possibly be. We will keep growing, improving and reaching for the stars. We will both be so pleased and surprised when our lives wind up in a world of total beauty, tranquility and heavenly bliss. Amazingly. It all stems and comes from me loving me.
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am single but I am hoping. Praying for a mate. Someone to settle down with, marry and share a nice and successful life with. I believe that someone special is searching for me too, but, before I meet them. Before they show up at the door, let me make a check list similar to like when I go shopping at the store. I need to know if I’m really prepared. Okay…My wardrobes together. I may have a good looking home and possibly a nice size bank account. These things are important but more importantly…is my thinking straight. Am I really clear. Am I truly ready for a good partner, truly ready for a good mate. Okay…let’s not panic. Let’s be cool. Let’s stop for a minute and put on our serious face. Now, I’m tired of the games and waddling in worldliness, and, yes I really am ready to commit. I’m ready for faithfulness. I’m willing to make this great sacrifice to be and come clean. I will cook, wash, and sometime stay up through the night. Run around all day to keep things right. Relationships are work not just all fun. Realizing the work I put in is not just for the one of you but for the both of you. That what I’m asked to do, expected to do will in the end help pull us through. That everything, all of it pays off like a million dollars in your pocket when you see you and your mate coming along, you’re a happy couple. When the two of you are bonding, planning, staying together. When you roll through whatever obstacles that come your way. When you’re able to laugh, sing and dance wrapped in one another’s arms. When you’re blessed with a companion that you love and would die for…tell me this, who really can ask for anything more. Once we realize there is nothing more important in life than to do as God said which is to meet and then wed. Once we really understand this…there is nothing else to be said.
About the Author
Natalie Gail Upton Maxberry is a divorced mother of five adult children and seven grandchildren. She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. “From a little girl I have always loved to write and have aspired to become a writer. “ Writing has been an avenue to share my trials, heartaches and experiences… a way to reach out. It is my goal to help someone in the middle of life's ups and downs who doesn’t know what to do. For me it is my way of sharing, giving back and saying thank you God for seeing me through.