Moth-er Day falls on Albert Einstein's birthday (AKA Pi Day) every year, which also happens to be National Learn About Butterflies Day, as well.Last Tuesday I caught up with my younger brother for lunch at a Christian bookstore cafe, as he goes to a Pentecostal church (wild horses couldn't drag me to his church, even in the Year of the Fire Horse:-), and I thought this bookstore cafe was kind of neutral ground, as far as our beliefs go. Although, I'm not big into Christian bookstores, but the food at this one is good.
I spied a wall hanging of a blue butterfly for sale in the shop from where I was eating and decided to buy it and look in the gift shop area for any other blue butterfly things I might find. Proof of Heaven? ๐ฆ๐ผ |
I didn't see this book in the
Christian bookstore for some reason;-) |
I also found the above fridge magnet, which I placed a 3-D butterfly magnet I already had on the fridge on it, and a bit of a cheesy blue butterfly with a saying near the picture of my mum holding my granddaughter. The weird thing was that when I got back to my place after dropping my brother back at his place, I went out my back door to place some rubbish in the recycle bin and there was a massive moth on my back sliding screen that didn't even fly off when I opened the door and then went back in. And the funny thing was this moth looked like it had an owl face tattooed on its back:-)
And while I never specifically asked my dying mother for a sign when she passed, I did drop hints to her about how she said an owl turned up on her clothesline on the day after her mother (my grandmother) passed:-) I had also donated this book above to a street library with my Oprah book, and there was even a saying in it attributed to Oprah:-)
What I know for sure is that life is one strange trip, and I'm sure death is as well:-) And that you still couldn't drag me to a Pentecostal church:-)And that the next full moon is Easter;-)
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