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Subject: "I'll take whatever's left..." - September06, 2007



"I Believe in you!"
A message of Hope...stories from the road.
By Bob Perks
 
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Hello, my Friend!
 
I hope you are well, holding onto the little bit of summer left or welcoming the first snippet of spring.  The world may be big but the seasons are all too small.
 
I have been trying to find myself lately.  If you see me, tell me to go home.  I miss me.
 
Love always and all ways...
Bob and Marianne
 
 
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Perks Pearl of Wisdom
"There is no such thing as an empty life.  Life
has no voids.  Just spaces where we pause long enough to appreciate what was before, what is now and what can be."  Bob Perks
 
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Appreciate what I do?
 
Here's how you can help me:
 
This link will take you to my web page for more information,
shopping, and ways you can help.
 
I humbly thank you in advance...
Love always and all ways,
Bob and Marianne Perks
 
http://www.BobPerks.com
 
 
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All stories copyright 2007 Bob Perks
Today's message:
"I'll take whatever's left..."
By Bob Perks
 
His hair needed the loving touch of someone who cared what he looked like.  He stopped caring a long time ago.
 
His clothes needed pressing or simply a bit of rearranging.  They hung on him now unlike the form fitting design he commanded when clothes made him walk taller.
 
It was clear he just stopped trying.
 
It was a fact that he did not wake up each day, he simply slid into place.  That place now was wherever he landed when he stopped the night before.
 
I looked into his eyes and saw his yesterdays.  He looked into mine and felt no real connection at all.
 
He could not stand erect.  He slumped.  He could not walk, he dragged himself along. 
 
Physically handicapped?  Yes.  He was blind to his own potential and crippled by the weight of the world he kept on his shoulders.
 
I tried to speak with him but he had no interest in hearing from me.
 
Although he did say, "I am falling apart...falling down...crumbling."
 
Then he walked away.
 
He stayed with me, he remained a part of my every thought over the next few days. 
 
There are things I see that impact me in such a way that they melt into my being.  There are words I hear that slip between my breathing in and breathing out and go directly to my heart.  I cannot rid myself of images flashed before my eyes nor exhale words that were meant for me to consume.
 
I am the life I choose to live.  So is he.
 
I have not seen him again and I don't suppose I ever will.  But still, I have a message for him.  Words from the Master that came too late for him but perhaps just in time for you.
 
"I'll take whatever's left and make you whole again."
 
"I believe in you!"
Bob
I encourage you to share my stories but I do ask that you keep my name and
contact information with my work.
 
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"I Wish You enough!" 
 © 2001 Bob Perks
 
I wish you enough sun to keep your attitude bright.
I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun more.
I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit alive.
I wish you enough pain so that the smallest joys in life appear much bigger.
I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting.
I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess.
I wish you enough "Hello's" to get you through the final "Goodbye."





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