It comes from a movie I have not seen in years but love very much. The line that keeps popping into my head is from Mary Poppins. She is talking to Jane and Michale about the outing with good old DAD, she says, "sometimes the person we love through no fault of his own cant see past the end of his nose." Jane replies, Past the end of his nose. Mary replies, Sometimes a little thing can be quite important.
Why would I keep having this thought? The first few days I was unsure. However a few days after having it numerous times I was putting on earrings when I had a thought "LOOK UP." I did and this quote was on my dresser from December 2011. I'm pretty sure that's the last time I read it.
IT READS "For if there is sin against life, it consists perhaps not so much in despairing of life as in hoping for another life and in eluding the implacable grandeur of this life.
Robert Camus
I sometimes forget to look past the end of my own nose. I see the work of the moment instead of the IMPLACABLE GRANDEUR of this MOMENT, this season, this time of life.
During this same wake up call week as I was hoping by some miracle the dishes would be done when I went downstairs and perhaps instead of being thankful for a working Husband, I may have been being a little annoyed that J.D. would be late yet again due to a guard meeting. This song came on. The weird thing about this is Alyssa LOVES the guy who sings this song and listens to his CD often. I however had never noticed the words until that moment. It was the perfect words that I needed to listen to at that moment.
MAN I HAVE A BLESSED LIFE!!!!!!
I would take your dirty dishes any day. Ask me sometime about Taylor's issue with getting sick...or you can go to my blog and read about it. I needed to hear this today!
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ReplyDeleteI needed this so much today! Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteWay to make me cry. I hadn't heard that song. It might be my new favorite.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that song made me cry too. I had never heard it before, but I love it. Thanks for the reminder, Lori.
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