Ahhhh, the wrinkles
… are definitely here.
The aging process hasn’t ignored me.
But that’s okay.
I like to think that wrinkles are an indicator that I smile often.
And why wouldn’t I smile?
I have so much for which to be grateful.
I’ve lived through difficult situations
yet I am still here.
So let the wrinkles appear.
I’ve earned them.
I welcome them.
What about you?
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HI June
Thanks for always making positive of everything. We need a lot more of you and me in this world. I never thought, in a million years, that I would have wrinkles and grey hair. I’m embracing every one, though.
As you know, I’ve been living on borrowed time for awhile now. People would tell me that CF is a “childhood disease” and I was lucky to make it to adulthood. I know how crucial that statement was because I lost my sister when I was 8 and she was 10. So, I don’t regret a single wrinkle or grey hair because it has been denied to many more people than I dare to count. Loved ones and family have gone way before their time.