Add a message : Sassy 4 Daze : Search
There are now 886 messages in our guestbook.
<<< 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 60 >>>
Viewing messages 226 to 240. |
Andrea
|
Brenda,
What can I say on here? You are tops! I loved the line: "Darling, kiss me tenderly when you go out the door"!! Reminds me of us, as each time one of us leaves, we give a kiss till we return. In life there are no guarantee's and it could be our last kiss, so enjoy, and know each to be precious!! When hubby used to go out fishing at 3 AM, I always got up, fixed his thermos, and as he went out we kissed. Any time he left, or if I did, we kissed. I loved the poem, so romantic, and showing two as one!! Love you, as you know, my sweet friend! God bless!!
29 August 2007 - KY, USA
|
|
Anneliese
|
Dearest Brenda,
Thank you so much for your latest newsletter update. Your latest poem "Thoughts of You" is so romantic, just beautiful. A truly wonderful love story from beginning to end. Only you Brenda are able to write something so touching and beautiful. I just loved it. You have a talent to be proud of. Your graphics and music, perfect for this poem. So you have not only been busy writing poetry but also fixing up the inside, like your computer room but also the outside of your home. Everything must really look lovely now. A job well done I am sure. Please take care and have a wonderful week and weekend.
I Love You,
Anneliese
29 August 2007 - Canada
|
|
Pam Gallo
|
Hello My Brenda!!!
I was just about to sign off for the night and I saw your entry in my guestbook with such thoughtful and sweet comments about Night of Sorrow. I am so happy that you liked it and it found its way to you for viewing. More importantly, how wonderful it is to hear from you. I hope this finds you doing well my Dear friend and Know that I do think of you often. My email addy is right here.(it's my alternate, as this is not accepting my dreamwalker addy) Please drop me a line sometime when you are not too busy. I would really love to be on your updates. I just have to hunt for where to add my name. lolz. It's the blonde hair.
Thinking of you with Love:
Pam
26 August 2007 - Long Island, New York
|
|
Kim
|
Brenda,
Just wanted you to know I visited your site again today. I could sit all day and read your poems. You are a blessing to all who read them. Thanks for all the advice you have given me and most of all your prayers. You are an angel! Have a blessed day!
Love You,
Kim
26 August 2007 - Alabama
|
|
Raylene Boggs
|
Brenda,
You have a beautiful website. I didn't get to it all but I will be back. I write poems also, for many years. God Bless you.
22 August 2007 - Kentucky
|
|
Diane
|
Dearest Brenda,
First I must apologize for not being around for awhile. It seems this addition to the house will never get finished. We are about 3/4 of the way to completion, but it's taking it's toll. Everyday we flop into bed exhausted. Thank goodness my sons are helping when they can and I'm sure that once it's done I'll be so happy to have all our rooms on one level. Hope you are enjoying your newly re-decorated computer room! Tonight I've finally set aside some time for me! My nine year old granddaughter has been staying with me for the past week and so you can't imagine the wonderful feeling I got from Through the Ages. I look at her each night and see myself as a little girl. I see her mother as a little girl. I wonder how the time has passed. But your beautiful poem reminded me that it's nothing to be sad about. Brenda, you are truly an angel. You understand all the matters of the heart far more than anyone I know. Thank you again for being there!!
Biggest Hugs,
Diane
20 August 2007 - New York
|
|
Cyn
|
Muffin,
Road to Nowhere, Oh so true. Beautiful as usual. Love you my friend.
18 August 2007 - Mass
|
|
Angelina Veronica
|
Dearest Brenda,
Awesome your new pages Traces of You, Completely Alone, Through The Ages and Road to Nowhere. Your poems are heavenly, I could feel all the love and emotion. What a blessing you are I am happy to know you my angel. Send you love and light from above down at you and those you love. Wish you a lovely weekend.
Love,
Angelina Veronica
18 August 2007 - The Netherlands
|
|
Eddie
|
Hello Brenda,
Thank you for all your pages that I have finally caught up on. Traces Of You is a very powerful writing. There is a lot of meaning in those words. Completely Alone is very sad, but as is always the case with your writings it is very well written. As we travel through life we should recall what has happened Through The Ages as you say and remember the great times we had. We can’t forget the bad times, but we can allow the good times to take precedent. So many people I know are on that Road To Nowhere and it seems that nothing one can do will give them any direction so all we can do is pray that they soon find where they are going. As always your poems are all very special to read and a true pleasure to come by and read your writings. Not sure if this is the right way of saying it but it seems you are enjoying you new home and after all that hard work in your computer room it must really look a treat now. Just think, you don’t have to strip that wallpaper again in the future, isn’t that wonderful to know? Thank you my friend for your friendship. God bless.
Eddie
16 August 2007 - Brisbane, Australia
|
|
Joyce Ann Geyer
|
Hi Brenda:
Both poems are awesome! "Through The Ages," reminds me of how sometimes I'll hark back like Johnny Carson use to say, Lol! This poem reminds me of several different lifetimes, one when I was a child, second in my teens, well you get the idea. I will always miss my Mother! She passed in 1968 but I think of her every day. The three most important people in my life are Jesus first, my Mother, and then my Husband David! I feel so blessed as I have truly enjoyed every day. This is a great poem, and will make each reader think of his or her life. Now that's great writing! "Road To Nowhere," is how I felt when I lost my Mother. Never really knowing if I was on the right track, as I always appreciated my Mother's advice. Thankfully I was blessed with a Mother who taught me many things, and with her kindness and love I feel the good Lord saved me. I was so lost. Brenda, it was a pleasure to read your wonderful work. Yesterday I got David over to the swimming pool which is a miracle in itself as he has been so ill. Thank you for being my friend! Love You Always Brenda!
Joyce
Your new room sounds delightful and peaceful. ^O^
16 August 2007 - West Seneca, NY USA
|
|
Anne (Kacey)
|
Brenda,
My sweetie, the two new poems are, as usual, lovely. Road to Nowhere is beautiful but I must say Through The Ages left me in tears. It seems the world is turning faster each year and we are in the Senior Citizen category! I just thank God that I am still here. He has blessed me and He has blessed you, dear one, with a talent few have. Thank you for your writings, so enjoyable!
Love from my heart.
15 August 2007 - Virginia, USA
|
|
Andrea
|
Brenda,
Your poems are so touching, as they portray life as it truly is in so many ways. I enjoyed both "Road To Nowhere" and "Through The Ages". Life as it is. We need to know the road we are on, and need to keep on the right one, helping others as we go, and picking ourselves up when needed. Through the Ages -- wow -- I can relate to that one. It seems life passes so fast, as I think back. One day there were no responsibilites, and life was just so 'free', and then one by one more and more responsibilities crept up, and even my face and hair show their result. But, looking back at memories, I can smile and know I did love each phase of life. I always love each of your dear poems, as they are so life related. I can identify so closely with many of them!
Love you my sweet sis!! God bless!!
15 August 2007 - KY, USA
|
|
Ceil
|
Brenda,
You didn't tell us what color you painted your computer room. I'm just curious as mine needs a touch-up. The Road To Nowhere was great.
15 August 2007 - Milwaukee, Wi., USA
|
|
Anneliese
|
Dearest Brenda,
Wow! Two more life lesson poems. "Through The Ages" and "Road To Nowhere" I do not know which one I like better. But Sissy Dear I love them both. Omg Brenda how do you do it. They are wonderful each in their own way. Makes a person sure think a lot what life is all about with it's ups and downs. "Wunderbar" You have done it again. Your talent is outstanding. The graphics are beautiful and also your choice of music. So you have been having fun fixing up your room. That is back breaking work. I am so glad that the end result turned out great and to your liking. You now need a good rest that's for sure. Please take care. God bless you always Dearest Sis.
I love you,
Anneliese
15 August 2007 - Canada
|
|
Anne (Kacey)
|
Brenda,
My sweet friend, your two new poems are usual and awesome! Every poem you write seems to come directly from your heart and soul. I hope you will continue to feel better. I wish you good health and much happiness in your future. You are a wonderful, caring person. My love and hugs, and God bless you and yours. Please continue to pen your beautiful thoughts.
12 August 2007 - Virginia, USA
|
<<< 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 60 >>> © Sassy4Daze
|
