i know, right?
At one point, in the midst of all the magic of being on a sugar high, plus a glass of wine, i realized that i was one lucky girl. i realized how empowered i felt by the friends gathered at the ever-lengthening table…how i believed in each one of them, and they believed in me. not just word-wise, but i truly believe that each of them could do whatever they decided they wanted to do. and this made me feel so strong. i realized that each of us has a purpose in one another's life, and that purpose may be to just be there - be around…their magic meets your magic and combusts into something super deluxe. there were people at the table that knew me, but not another soul in the room. but the room was filled with laughter and talk and hopefully new friends made. there were a few people in particular that i knew would tend the conversational fires, so i felt as much a guest as anyone - i didn't have to be hostess with a capital H. which was part of the reason i chose to have the event in a restaurant, and also why i chose that particular spot. the view was gorgeous, with french doors overlooking the golfcourse, a roaring fireplace, relaxed atmosphere and no rush. and friends. as each one arrived, i was overwhelmed. i hope i mingled enough, but my spirit was filling up with all the goodness, and it was hard to keep track. It was exactly what i envisioned for my Sunday dinners, and holiday open house dinners. Someone remarked about the number of folks that showed up, and said they don't have as many friends, and i realized once again, how very very blessed i am and how grateful i am.
thank you. you. for being a part of my life, simply by reading this blog.
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