People are on your mind for one reason or another

There are experiences in life we look back
on and experience grief. We do make
mistakes and the consequences can be very
painful. The pain is part of the healing.
Slowly we reach inside and build the
strength and courage to move forward with
trust that armed with our new wisdom and
growth we will face the future in such a
manner that we will attract new and better
experiences and people into our lives. The
past cannot be changed but it never has to
be re-lived. ~ Troy
God moves in a mysterious way, His
wonders to perform. He plants his
footsteps in the sea, and rides upon the
storm.~ William Cowper
People are on your mind for one reason or
another. Some to whisper a prayer for
them, some to send positive thoughts their
way, and some because they’re thinking
about you, too. ~ Cynthia Webb

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