This is the number one shared pin (from Pinterest) from all of my boards! It has been shared 2624 times. So I thought I would put it up here with the recipe and a link to the website! When you make it comment, tell me your experience!
I have not made it yet I guess I had better this weekend.
From the Website: Can’t Stay Out of the Kitchen
It is really hard to believe I am 57. It seemed like only yesterday I was in my 30’s, it is true that as we grow older time goes faster and faster.
The hardest thing for me is slowing down and enjoying the ride. Always in a hurry, rushing for what? When I was younger, I was so obsessed with working building my business – I didn’t have time for some of the things that I should have.
Those are the things I regret the most, not taking dad to the town where I grew up – like he requested. He would say,” let’s go and visit the places we went when you were a child.” I would say sure dad, but I didn’t make the time. I had work, clients that were depending on me. We could have done it in a day– I would do it in a heartbeat now.
The fact I didn’t make more time to stay with my grandma in her elderly years or the times I could have spent with my mom but was focused on my “career.”
Those are the things I regret the most.
It almost seems too late now – all those who raised me and adored me like no other are gone.
However, I cannot repeat the past – my grandchildren are still small I need to make memories. My husband being ill I need to appreciate what I have of him.
I need to remember to stop and smell the roses, even if they do have a few thorns.
Through the Ultimate Blog Challenge, I just found a blog that is a god sent. It is specifically about caring for a loved one with dementia; the author has intimate knowledge on the subject.
Just reading through her blog post touched me. Rhonda is an incredible writer. She has also written a book I went over to Amazon to see what her book was about. As I read the sample pages, I had to buy it.
If you are someone who is a caregiver, you need to go over and visit her blog and don’t forget to get her book. It is well worth the price.
Her name is Rhonda Parsons – the title of the blog is The Dementia Connection.
