Remembering an era

So on Memorial Day there is time set aside to remember. Now I never claimed to be a history buff so I'm just going to say I know it was set aside to honor the military something something and leave it at that. What happens when we start remembering everything though? We want to pick and choose things we remember generally so when we have a day dedicated to remembrance it poses a problem. Or maybe that is just me.

On the popular cultural note I will be remembering that I finally finished watching the entire Sex and the City series from start to finish. And now that I have finalmente seen the last episode of the series I'm remembering how much I've loved it and will miss it. Seriously I will be having with drawls all week until the movie comes out on Friday. I don't know how I will be able to concentrate on anything else. And might I also add...kudos on the series finally. It was just fabulous. It wasn't over the top it wasn't like a funeral where they feel like they have to have big endings blah blah. It was just the perfect mix of straightening up some question marks but still keeping it lighthearted and honest. I am dying to see where they take it in the flick this weekend. If only we could all in truth be the perfect mix of Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte. Or if we cannot embody these four in ourselves that we are blessed enough to find friends as wild, crazy, loyal and loving to balance us out. Sigh. I get so nostalgic sometimes. The countdown has begun my friends only 5 more days until my Sex and the City addiction is fed.

In all seriousness lets remember our fallen, those in active duty and every brother and sister we have everywhere around God's green earth. May we remember the blessings it is to know the people we know, remember those that we lost from out lives that meant something and remember to keep those we do not know in our hearts and prayers because we are all interconnected or at least on this journey of life together.

Much love <3