A Good Home

A New Year

From my heart.

Cynthia Reyes

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We measure a year in months and milestones

Birthdays and other anniversaries

The goals achieved, honours received

And various victories.

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These things we dream of, yearn for, live towards

The dates forecast in calendars

And marked off by celebrations

Of our lives.

aunt Rose with her son, great niece, and great-great niece

I wish you all that and more.

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But when I wish you a happy new year

I know there will also be struggles

And challenges and dirty dishes

Because this is life.

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And so I wish you:

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Laughter

For when things turn out crazy

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Faith

On days of loss or disappointment

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Wisdom

In times of uncomfortable change

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Delight

In the small things, not just the big ones

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Gratitude

For the gifts you have and will receive

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Hope

For tomorrow and the morrow after

Forest Tunnel

Health

To do the things you most enjoy

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Peace

In the fact of your humanity.

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Dedicated to my Family, with love.

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63 thoughts on “A New Year”

    1. So glad to know you find this calming and inspiring. I think of you from time to time, especially knowing that Rick’s mother recently passed and that much of your life was dedicated to making her time comfortable and peaceful.

  1. Lovely post. Thanks!
    I have to ask, the path through the tunnel of cedar trees, that isn’t up at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario is it? It certainly looks like it!

  2. “Health to do the things you enjoy”, jumped out at me. Thank you, dear Cynthia, for a lovely post reminding us of what we already have as we enter 2016. May your cup run over with peace, love and joy.
    Blessings ~ Wendy

  3. Yours are lovely wishes for the New Year as well, Cynthia. Thank you, and I will be blessed if half your kind wishes come true.
    p.s. I won’t comment on the faucet page because I don’t own this home and wouldn’t want to even chance winning it away from someone who would love it and install it; however, count your blessings – I’m sure you do – that you have a man that would go beyond the faucet installation to beautify your powder room. What a gem!

  4. And – a little late – a very happy New Year to you too. May it be filled with all you have so graciously wished for others.

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