Still proud ~ of my Elly
Still thinking ~ I’m 30 in my head
Still grateful ~ for life, love and friends
Still enjoying ~ meeting new friends
Still wondering ~ what I am here for.
Still hoping ~ to be a grandmother one day
Still working ~ out what life is all about
Still facing ~ life one day at a time
Still pleased ~ about life’s little pleasures
Still trying ~ to learn something new everyday
Still glad ~ I started to blog
Still amazed ~ people read the rubbish I write
Still eating ~ a little of what I fancy. Never mind the Doctors!
Still dancing ~ round the room on rainy days
Still breathing ~ works best when not chasing Toyboys!
What about You?
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Still proud ~ of my mother and her efforts in raising me
Still thinking ~ I’m going to win the lotto and retire to a cottage retreat up on a Kerry mountain
Still grateful ~ to the guy who invented the laptop
Still enjoying ~ learning about web design
Still wondering ~ when I’ll win the lotto!
Still hoping ~ to be ‘happy’ some day
Still working ~ on my will
Still facing ~ that pile of books to be read
Still pleased ~ when I make something in my workshop
Still trying ~ to understand the meaning of life
Still glad ~ I made the choices I did in life
Still amazed ~ that I’ve made it thus far
Still eating ~ take aways
Still dancing ~ around the kitchen …. it ain’t used for much else
Still breathing ~ thankfully! (Even after many years of inhaling that dreaded nicotine filled weed)
That’s my lot! 🙂
Still proud: Of my children and how they have made a great success of their lives.
Still thinking: Of writing that book that everyone says I should write.
Still grateful: For my happy marriage of 58 years.
Still enjoying: Life in general;my husband and friends in particular.
Still wondering: How much longer I will live.
Still hoping: It’s a long time;for me and for my husband.
Still working: On writing all the stories of my family for my children and grandchildren to read and enjoy and pass on to their children and grandchildren.
Still facing: Like my good friend, Grannymar, one day at a time.
Still pleased: That I did not let computer technology pass me by. I bought my first computer at age 70 with no one to teach me how to use it. It was all trial and error (Mostly error), and quite a few calls to Mujibar and Serijul in New Delhi for advive.
Still trying: To make new memories to share with my children and grandchildren.
Still glad: I have a keen sense of humor and find something funny in almost any situation. It’s pulled me through a lot of rough times, as you can imagine.
Still amazed: That my body is still working pretty well after all these years. Also amazed that I’m still working on this thing.
Still eating: Not a lot of food, but all the wrong things. Cheeseburgers, ice cream, mashed potatoes.
Still dancing: In my dreams. I used to be a fairly good dancer but now I use that energy for other things.
Still breathing: HURRAH !!!!!!
Thanks Darren, Paddy and Nancy.
It is interesting to see the different ‘Still’s’ you have posted.
Like you, I’m still thinking I’m 30 in my head. Then I get a shock when I pass a mirror and see the gray hair and wrinkles…..LOL
still thankful~ that I can care for my mother
still so very glad and proud~ that I have two wonderful daughters and three delightful grandchildren.
still pondering~ on how to get more out of my retirement!
still need motivating~ to try my hand at painting!
still amazed~ that I will be celebrating my pearl wedding anniversary later this month.
still getting so much enjoyment~ from blogging
still swimming~ twice a week
I think I’ll leave it there 🙂
This is my first visit to your blog. I enjoyed reading the still ________. When I have a little time, I might try them on my own blog. It is the kind of thing that I write best late at night when my perspective is best.
Judy ~ I pass the mirror and see my mother!
Chris ~ Lucky you, still having a mother to care for and a partner to share life with! Enjoy.
Maria ~ Welcome! I look forward to visiting and reading your selection of Stills!
Still regretting I didn’t back Denman. Still loving memories of Cheltenham. (Sorry – this is seasonal thing – it will pass).
Primal you are forgiven. My Jack was a great racing fan. He loved Cheltenham. When he was alive I watched all the big races with him. I picked horses by the sound of their names… silly I know, but it was amazing how many times they won or were placed!
never made my fortune….
Thanks for the offer to do detention with me …. I’m on the way!! 😉
Paddy ~ to detention? 😉
Still proud ~ I survived my childhood
Still thinking ~ about my boy
Still grateful ~ to have so much support in the world
Still enjoying ~ scrapbooking and reading whenever possible
Still wondering ~ when I will be a mom for good
Still hoping ~ it happens sooner rather then later
Still working ~ on not being so lazy
Still facing ~ not having the family I dreamed of
Still pleased ~ I look younger then my age
Still trying ~ to keep it that way
Still glad ~ I have few friends but they are all amazing
Still amazed ~ my husband and I haven’t tried to kill one another
Still eating ~ too much
Still dancing ~ like I’m a single 20 year old
Still breathing ~ because the alternative isn’t pretty
I’m just Still………… maybe i should try moving?
Still vertical and grateful not to be horizontal and AMEN I say to all the posts!!!
XO
WWW
Currently, wondering what more life will give me. Understanding what had never occurred to me about sickness. Wondering how so much can take place in the body and you still go forward. Wondering when do you give up or if the spirit takes you forward no matter what? Hoping I’m able to understand whatever the message is for me for I know there is one.
My best,
Dorothy from grammology
remember to call gram
http://www.grammology.com
Welcome Stephanie,
You are moving in the right direction. The boy may not be the one for you, but the messenger for the wonders on the road ahead. Remember the song ‘Que Sera Sera’. Love to you and Hubby.xxxx
Roy ~ No fares in being still!
WWW ~ Some days becoming vertical takes effort! 😉
Dorothy ~ One day at a time and enjoy Stillness!
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