I Read Too Much

Lately I've had a lot of words and believe me I have much more to say, but today I heard a song, then another, and well, sometimes a song says it all.  I have put these in a purposed order to tell my story.  To hear them click on the Title of each song.  Enjoy! - M Third Day - I Need A Miracle Late one night she started to cry and thought "He ain't coming home" She was tired of the lies, tired of the fight But she didn't wanna see him go She fell on her knees and said I haven't prayed since I was young But "Lord above I need a miracle" Well no matter who you are And no matter what you've done There will come a time When you can't make it on your own And in your hour of desperation Know you're not the only one Prayin' "Lord above, I need a miracle" I need a miracle What Love Really Means - JJ Heller Her office is shrinking a little each day She's the woman whose husband has run away She'll go to the gym afte...

Several years ago, circa late 1997/early 1998, I went on a group "date" with a bunch of friends and we watched a scary-ish movie with a song in it which lyrics stated "time is on my side, yes it is."  I can't help but to think, that though the memories of that evening are greatly shadowed and the people I shared it with are vastly dispersed from my life right now, that there was some truth in the matter.  I know this probably seems like a form of psycho babble, but work with me here. Time has a way of being on our side.  No, really.  I know that it flies and it is something no matter how hard you try you will never get back, but it is those moments you are given that are truly yours; they are essentially on your side.  For instance, this weekend, the sum of 48 hours, in no way held the adventure, the lure, the promise, of great memories being made, but it held in it time spent in my home, with my family, doing what families do. What does that picture look li...