Far to often we neglect to say things in life and keep them bottled up inside until we loose a loved one and then we regret not saying these important words to that loved one. We both have been guilty on far to many occasions in this area. I (Greg) have lost a Father and two brothers. They were three important parts of my life. In the case of my Father, I was a mere fourteen and my Father was sick, so maybe I could be forgiven for not expressing my love and thanks. But I know he loved me dearly and I was blessed to have him as a Father, although the time was too brief.
As for my brothers, Brin died tragically when he was only 33 years old. Had I spent enough time with him? Had I shared thoughts and spent quality time with him? Had I told him how much I appreciated him and that I loved him? Unfortunately the answers to these questions are 'Not enough'.
Boyd, who also died tragically at the age of 42, was my hero, yet I never told him until it was almost to late. The same questions I asked about Brin apply here with Boyd to. I never had enough quality time with him. Some due to circumstances, but having said that, we should always take time.
Mom, bless her heart, is still alive and far to often I have taken her for granted. I haven't taken the time to uttered those words, 'Thanks' and 'I Love you'.

Jenny has also lost loved ones that have been very close to her. Her father passed away in 1998, which tore her apart. Her Aunt Ginny. Her Grandma and Granddad Gill died not to long ago. (These dedications will follow soon)

Thank you for visiting and I hope these dedications will touch your hearts and leave you feeling that you too need to spend more quality time around those you love dearly and say those important words. May you never take anyone you love for granted. You never know when God will take them away and the time is to late.

Say those words. I love you and appreciate you.