Being Prepared

I turn 55 this year
and I've been working on getting prepared.

Some people buy life insurance when they are young, others buy burial plots.
I'm paying for my cremation and making sure there's a plan for my animals.

You can buy caskets on Amazon now.

Years ago my ex's grandmother had written people's names on things that they had given her or that she wanted them to have. It helped a lot. I'm doing the same thing with some things.

I was 18 when my oldest and only sister was hit by a car and killed instantly. She left behind 3 young children.

My dad said burying a child was the hardest thing he'd ever been through.

I lost both my parents within 18 months of each other. I didn't get to go to either.
Never got the chance to grieve.

The pain of losing a parent hurts at all ages.

Life can be taken in an instant. Cherish the ones you love.

We all know the older you get the closer it gets...

It will eventually happen to everyone.

Getting spiritually prepared is most important .  We don't know what is next, we don't remember what was before....

LIFE

There's a thought to ponder

Being prepared takes the burden off of everyone, during the time of grief. It's the last thing you can do for your loved ones.

Blessed by God

Life's good @ the Bright side of the Barn

Thanks for stopping by

Until next time Stay safe and Happy Trails

Giddy Up Go

Now that we have a horse trailer here, we have found the trails and some back country horse groups.

Some weekends will require registration, others open to all.

We're getting started a bit late in the season, but there's plenty of good weather ahead.

I was pretty excited when I heard some groups do volunteer work with the national parks and Backcountry.

Getting our feet done tomorrow, just in time for the weekend.

Blessed by God

Life's good @ the Bright side of the Barn.

Thanks for stopping by.

Until next time, Stay safe and Happy Trails