The Song in My Soul.



Ive noticed lately I hum to myself alot. Any song, made up songs, I just hum... sometimes I break out in song....lalalalala!!! I just have to watch WHERE i choose to let loose.

Monday...it was Halloween and I sat in front of my granddaughter who is visiting from Boston. She was celebrating Halloween as a Black Cat and I was attempting to draw on her little face, whiskers and a red nose.

I didn't notice it at first,but shortly realized, that the whole time she stood in front of me, while I drew her whiskers, she was humming. I looked into her little brown eyes and I went back in time... spinning...

I had forgotten about my childhood humming... I loved singing and humming so much I spent all of High School in Concert Glee. A position I had to audition for.

It dawned on me right there as I was looking at this precious girl, that I had somewhere, in my early adulthood, LOST the SONG in my SOUL.

Ive always had a hard time describing how the dolphins have changed my life...


My granddaughters presence this Halloween have given me the answer... The dolphins, their presence, their joy, their intelligence have returned to me, The SONG in My SOUL.








I am an Island Gal.......

Comments

Firefly the Travel Guy said…
One should never loose that song in one's soul. Some days I feel I'm loosing it, but I'm holding on.
November 3, 2011 at 12:27 AM
Crazyfox65 said…
When I feel as if I have lost the song in my soul, it is then I realize I have drifted from my Lord and soon as I come back, so does the song......
November 7, 2011 at 5:26 AM
Leilani Tresise said…
awww yes Dave yes!! =)
June 21, 2012 at 2:07 PM
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