Have You Ever?

Have you ever flown in an airplane?














Have you ever gone to Florida?


Have you ever been to a huge conference filled with people who were dealing with an illness just like you?


Have you ever been to Disney World?


Have you ever been on a jet ski?


Have you ever been to Ellicottville, NY?


Or been to Chestnut Ridge Park?




Or even Griffis Park??


Have you ever seen a buck? Have you ever seen 3 buck in one day??


Have you ever been in a hot tub where the sign says bathing suits optional?? 


Have you ever started challenging yourself because someone else was getting you to realize you COULD try to do things you've never done before??


Well.....I HAVE!! 

This is pretty much the short version of my year in review of 2012. It's been an amazing year for me. Not only has my health continued to be pretty much in control for at least the 4th year in a row (although I had a couple bumps here and there), I was able to experience everything above for the FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE. I have to say, this was one of the best years I've had in a very long time!! I can only hope and pray that 2013 brings on many more new FIRSTS, and continued good health! 

MAY 2013 BRING YOU, DEAR READER, MANY NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND ABUNDANT HEALTH IN THE YEAR TO COME!!! 

Comments

Unknown said…
Pretty amazing how it was your first time flying!!!
2:59 AM
Teddybear said…
Hey Colleen that was so cool. Thanks for taking me on your years journey. Continued good health to you as well. Love to see what you will do this year. Deb
9:47 AM
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