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Unique Times

Where I share my jewels of wisdom of life

What you reap, you sow.

Pushed into cracks,
bursting at the seams,
everything takes precedence
over my dreams.

What you reap, you sow.

Time to prioritize,
weeds out, dig in,
time to reflect on, what goes
in the compost bin.

What you reap, you sow.

Soon your garden will
flourish bursting color,
in time to nourish,
our dear mother.

What you reap you sow.

Weed your friendships
like you do your soil
and life with be a bouquet of plenty,
worth the toil.

What you reap, you sow.

I had some fun moments with my daughter who’s getting married in Sept, this weekend. She called and invited me to the street fair and I was elated. I dropped everything and we had some lovely girl and wedding planning time. Part of me was thinking “I just can’t” but I just can’t miss these times! We are both knee deep with so much on our plate; me with the remodel and both of us with the wedding but we turned it into a power session of planning and getting a plan of action too. Hunter always loves visiting her house in hopes of a food score and a hug.

Have a blessed week!

💖

Cindy

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thereluctantpoet
1 year ago

Really love this Happy post!!! 😁😘💕🌹

Dr. Prakash ✍
1 year ago

Yes strongly agree with you “What you reap that you will sow”.

Sheereen
1 year ago

This is such a happy post! You both should enjoy much more

merrildsmith
1 year ago

How lovely that you got to spend some special time with your daughter! That photo made me smile. 😊

merrildsmith
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

You’re very welcome, Cindy! 💙

Komaljeet Kaur
1 year ago

The poem is so energetic 👏👏👍

Sadje
1 year ago

Yes, when we need to, we can find both the time and energy to do what’s needed. Great for you both.

Sadje
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Absolutely right. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Timothy Price
Timothy Price
1 year ago

I would say to “turn up the music, throw out the TV, and roll in the dirt with the dogs and cats!” What fun having Girl time together.

Timothy Price
Timothy Price
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Mud wrestling can be fun.

ChallEngEr
1 year ago

“Time to germinate” I live this!

GraceoftheSun
1 year ago

Wonderful poem, Cindy. Love it. Street fairs are such fun, glad you went and enjoyed. Have I told you how much I LOVE Hunter. He is absolutely adorable, thanks for sharing his pictures. 💕😊💕

subhrajyoti
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Love

Kym Gordon Moore
1 year ago

Awwwww Cindy, I simply love your heartfelt poem. If you aren’t careful, overwhelm can easily take over and I know you ain’t having that if you can help it girlfriend. Such lovely moments you and your daughter shared this weekend. I think you both needed that and what a beautiful and magical moment that you couldn’t let pass by.

Just hang in there girlfriend, because these arduous projects will be over soon and then you will be on to another hair-raising project. I know you just can’t be still, and must have another feat to accomplish! LOL 😜😲😍 Enjoy the rest of your amazing day and continue being the amazing, loving, and gracious person that you are dawwwwlinkkkkk. Hugs and smooches! 🥰💖😘💋🤩💐😎

gabychops
1 year ago

Thank you, Cindy, for your words of wisdom!

Joanna

Suzette Benjamin
1 year ago

A beautiful poem. Powerful last verse.

robbiesinspiration
1 year ago

Hi Cindy, this is a great poem. Planning for a wedding with your daughter sounds like a lot of fun. I have sons so I’ll never be the mother of the bride.

Mary J. McCoy-Dressel
1 year ago

Two days before my youngest son’s wedding, my now daughter-in-law took her mom and I out for dinner and pedi-manis. Since they lived together, the night before the wedding, my son stayed at my apartment with me. We have to enjoy those times when we get the chance. Now they live out of state. Lovely poem, Cindy.

Marsha
1 year ago

I’m a little concerned with those night monsters you have clawing at you. You should turn them into a children’s book. You’d make a fortune. 🙂

Tricia Sankey
1 year ago

A street fair sounds lovely! Sounds like you are prioritizing well, Cindy! Enjoyed your poem and the pic of your pretty pooch! 💖

literaryscribe
1 year ago

Ah, a wise poem and some happy news! Congratulations on your daughter’s upcoming marriage. It certainly is a time to slow down and be thankful for your blessings. ^_^

katiemiafrederick
1 year ago

Hehe Dear Cindy Hooray
Both in Poem And Picture
i’LL Be A Dog Named Hunter

Taking in Another Lovely

Day to Smell
And Feel ALL

Of Southern
California So Far
Removed From All

Human Problems Other
Than A Water And Feeding

Dish Full as Our Pets Give Love
And Master Humans ThiS WaY So

Free All it Takes

Is EYes of
Love No
Matter Fur
of Mammal
Or Human
SaMe Free to Be

Isn’t It True God Lives
in A Dog’s Eyes of Love

So Pure So True So Very Free And Real…
It’s True A Dog’s EYes Are Purest Poetry to Be i Am..:)

Simone E
1 year ago

Congrats to your daughter! This is so awesome 😊 When’s the wedding?! 🎊😇

Pooja G
1 year ago

Loved the poem! Wow, September is so soon but I’m really excited for her (and you!) 🤗

Michele Lee
1 year ago

An uplifting poem full of wisdom, Cindy. ✨ We must seize those special moments when they show up. Well done, you two! 💞

Saima.SK
1 year ago

Nice poem, Cindy 💕🙂 Congratulations, and good that you both spent a happy time together.. Best wishes for the upcoming event.

Poet of the Light
1 year ago

Your post reminded me of something I always taught my children: “failure to plan is a plan that fails.” Cherish making those moments as long as you can.

Dee Min
1 year ago

Such a light-heartedly-feel-good-happy post. Good one Cindy.

Jeff Flesch
1 year ago

A beautiful poem speaking to me of possibility and transformation, for it is always in the seeds we plant today, where our future harvest is created. Gorgeous write, my dear. 😘❤️

Ingrid
1 year ago

I am so glad you decided to do this, Cindy, because ‘everything takes precedence
over my dreams.’ Just isn’t right: they should come first! 💖

Ingrid
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Good point! I hope 😅💖🤣

Deepthy
1 year ago

Lovely poem!💕

KK
KK
1 year ago

A beautiful uplifting poem! I loved reference to earth and nature. Glad you spent a happy time with your daughter. All the best for her upcoming marriage 👍🎉💖🙏

KK
KK
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

You’re more than welcome, Cindy 😊💖

michnavs
1 year ago

this is just a really good read Cindy… i love it

Nancy Richy
1 year ago

What great fun for you and your daughter! Definitely grab these spontaneous precious moments when you can. Those unplanned times together are often the best. Great photo – those eyes!! ❤️ 🤗

Nancy Richy
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

He’s a cutie! 💕 Woof!! 😂

Eugenia
1 year ago

I’m glad you were able to spend time with your daughter, Cindy! In time, all will come together and you will be able to sit back and enjoy it. 💖

Eugenia
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

My pleasure, Cindy! ❤️

aparna12
aparna12
1 year ago

This is such a heart touching super lovely poem. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. You are awesome, dear Cindy.

Curt Mekemson
1 year ago

Hunter has it right… a food score and a hug. Stick to the basics. 🙂 I suspect he would had a scratch behind the ears or a good belly rub as other priorities. –Curt

Francochuks
1 year ago

The last verse of the poem caught me ❤️

Happy married life in advance to your daughter 🌹

Francochuks
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

You are welcome ❤️❤️❤️

Vipanjeet Kaur
1 year ago

Yes, it is true. 👍👍 We have to reap what we sow consciously or unconsciously – bitter truth of life.
Congratulations and best wishes to your daughter 💖 💖

Vipanjeet Kaur
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

My pleasure 😊 💕

Daphny Aqua
1 year ago

Such a beautiful poem dear Cindy, the wedding is so near now can’t wait to get a glimpse of it and hunter looks so adorable. How do you deal with those eyes, I think he’ll get away with anything if he was with me. 😄❤️

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

You’re most welcome! Haha… Well one day you’ll look back and have a good laughter for sure. 😁💕
😂 I can surely see him doing that.

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Haha… Sure I will take that 😜😄 Laughter is indeed the best medicine. Oh yeah I won’t for sure. 😂

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Here’s to many more shared laughter’s 😊🙃❤️❤️❤️

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

😂❤️💕💕

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

🍾🥂🍻😂😂

Daphny Aqua
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

🥰💞🤗💌

Cheryl, Gulf Coast Poet
1 year ago

Lovely extended metaphor in the poem. Glad you enjoyed some mother/daughter time, Cindy! 🙂

Gabriela Marie Milton
1 year ago

What a great poem Cindy.
xoxo

akshita1776
1 year ago

lovely poem!<3

Prior...
1 year ago

Cindy!
Dear top poet of mine !
This poem here had six stanzas to me and I read it three times!

The first stanza starts with this general overview of the topic and very real human tendency to live and lose touch with dreams and push things down while we truck on:

Stanza one: “Pushed into cracks,
busting at the seams,
everything takes precedence
over my dreams.”

Stanza two then has the Cindy G call to action:

“Time to prioritize,
dig out,
throw out,
Get rid of what doesn’t fit.”

The third stanza keeps us on topic but adds in powerful sensory image and gets deep into the seriousness of how some need to RUN from the rut and funk (or unhelpful behaviors)

“Find new roots,
face the sun,
Run, don’t walk from
Monsters of the night, clawing at
your skin”

The fourth stanza syncs with stanza two (and the form of this poem now has this balance alternating – which I assume your structured self just did naturally rate than planned such alternating) because here you go back to offering practical advice:

“Turn up the music,
turn off the T.V.
Put your hands in the dirt,
pop seeds in the soil”

Stanza five was a peak here – this Motivational “aside” ad you encourage the reader and cheer them on to rise up and get moving

“It’s time to germinate,
What you reap, you sow.
Soon your garden will be
bursting color
and nourishment.

and
you’ll be harvesting your gifts from the earth.”

then!
You close out this prom with a sixth stanza that doesn’t repeat content (because your points were made)
Instead – this closing stanza adds a new flavor or element to the topic of living in a way to not smother dreams and using garden metaphor to reach us:

“Weed your friendships
like you do your soil
and life will be a bouquet of plenty
each and every day.”

The last stanza is like a Benediction – sending us in our way with hope!
-//

Wonderful poem Cindy!!

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

It was my pleasure
And i should be thanking you for giving me this poem at just the right time !!
☀️😊

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

☀️🙏

Prior...
1 year ago

Side note –
I NEEDED
To read this poem today my friend
We have some possible big changes in our life coming this year and Cindy – this poem addressed certain things for me
☀️😊

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Thanks for the offer! Pretty much over now – but between (and your thousands of readers!) just saw the ugliness of a few Christians lately – and duh! I forgot how harsh and mean some Christians can be –
Now of course many Christians are loving and wise and just so wonderful – but my goodness are there some lame ones
– anyhow / we are all not perfect and all fall short but I pray for the ones that have that harshness –
And lab to “weed my garden” and stay the heck away

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Humans are not robots and so folks have flaws and I guess we could say
“Always be growing”

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

Hahaha
I love your sense of humor

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

I think of that almost everyday because when walking the dog – we pass our neighbor’s house – he got sick in august of last year – was diagnosed with cancer in November and died in January
So crazy how fast it was
Anyhow / I see his trees and gardens (tow rose of Sharon plants I gave him)
And it is a reminder to the vapor of life we have here
A reminder to lighten up and love with love and more understanding (drawing boundaries of course and all that good stuff you put in your recent poem that I loved!)
💛🦋👐

Prior...
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 year ago

☀️😊☀️

Sirishty Thakur
1 year ago

What a beautiful read!

D. Wallace Peach
1 year ago

Nature and gardening have so many parallels and lessons for life. Beautiful poem, my friend. Hugs.

subhrajyoti
1 year ago

Nice

calmkate
1 year ago

weddings are always such a big deal, glad you had some quality time and got more planning done too 😉 Hunter looks most content

Stuart Danker
1 year ago

You know I’m not good with reading or interpreting poetry, but this one reminds me of a great saying that we should all live by: “Judge your day not by the harvest you’ve reaped, but by the seeds you’ve sown.”

At the end of the day (or at the beginning, depending on how you want to look at this phrase), we need to do our sowing before anything will come to bloom. We can’t just wait on the birds and bees to do it for us. Loved this positive poem. Thanks for sharing, Cindy!

Audrine Max
1 year ago

beautiful piece and i love how happy your dog is.

My Rollercoaster Journey
1 year ago

Im binge reading your posts. Uplifting, motivating and inspiring as always.

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