Beautifully Unique : Self-Acceptance Journey

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Self-Acceptance Journey

Blogging Friends.... So I abandoned Beautifully Unique for one week. Sorry. That was unintentional!! I have been embarking on yet another cosmic self-acceptance journey throughout the past few days, experiencing some soul searching, maturity, and thinking profound thoughts. Ooohh, scary!! More shall be revealed. Or not!! I am still writing--it keeps me sane!!--but nearly everything that I have written lately pertains to my self-acceptance issue. So!! Have yourselves a Robert Downey Jr. quotation!! It was spoken in 2009. This quotation really grabbed my heart. How he has the ability to do that remains a mystery to me.... Love you later.

Life is--I don't know if it's long or short, but I know I have to be in my body for 18 hours every day of it, and I want to feel a sense of pride for the person I was able to be. --Robert Downey Jr.

Oh!! To keep this a Blog about my dog, have yourselves an amazing professional picture of Rose and me, too!!

2 comments:

Unknown said...: Wise, wise words and we love the photo of you and Rose. Have a wonderful Wednesday.
Best wishes Molly; June 11, 2014 at 2:14 AM
Mary Lou said...: Molly....
Thank-you for the comment, Friend!! It just occurred to me yesterday how I have been a stranger in Blogville for two 1/2 weeks.... ;-}
"Wise, wise words." I can't but agree!! ;)
"We love the photo of you and Rose." Thanks!! It has been posted on here before, but I like it!! ;op; June 11, 2014 at 6:15 AM

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"Within The Womb I Formed You"

Bob Kauflin

I fashioned and made each part
I thought of your fingers, your hands and your feet
Your mouth, your lungs, your heart
Though you might think that you're different
I made you the way that you are
So you could discover the God who made you
And find out all I am
And though you might think you have limitations
There are no limits with me
When you turn your eyes to my salvation
Finally you will see
In Me, you have all that you need
In Me, you have all that you need
In Me, you have all that you'll ever need.
And I've heard each prayer that you've called out
"Why did you make me this way?"
You may not completely understand now
But there will be a day
When I make everything known to you
And what you don't now understand
You will see that I'm wise and I'm mighty and good
Just like all my plans
And if you trust in the work of my Son
One day you will see
That I've made you the way you are
To draw your heart to me
To draw your heart to me.

"It's A... Terrible Privilege"

{Taken from "The Avengers"}
Tony Stark: You know, I've got a cluster of shrapnel, trying every second to crawl its way into my heart.
[Stark points at the mini-arc reactor in his chest]
Tony Stark: This stops it. This little circle of light. It's part of me now, not just armor. It's a... terrible privilege.
Bruce Banner: But you can control it.
Tony Stark: Because I learned how.
Bruce Banner: It's different.
[Banner tries to read the computer screen, but Stark slides the data aside with his finger so the two can see face-to-face]
Tony Stark: Hey, I've read all about your accident. That much gamma exposure should have killed you.
Bruce Banner: So you're saying that the Hulk... the other guy... saved my life? That's nice. It's a nice sentiment. Save it for... what?
Tony Stark: I guess we'll find out.
[Banner and Stark get back to work at their respective computers]
Bruce Banner: You might not enjoy that.
Tony Stark: You just might.

Raelyn:

I am a 31-year old American woman. I was born with multiple birth defects. Craniosynostosis. {I did not have any soft spots.} Congenital diaphragmatic hernia. {I had a hole in my diaphragm.} And Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. {I had an irregular, rapid heartbeat.} All three birth defects have been surgically repaired!! I live with "developmental delays". Learning disabilities, if you will. Such as--unfortunately--premature short-term memory loss. Oh, and I have attention deficit disorder, as well!! I do not like to evade such an issue as my learning disabilities. No. It hurts sometimes to be different. I was also diagnosed with a condition called folliculitis decalvans. {I am more than likely going to lose my hair, go bald, and unveil twain Frankenstein-like surgically-created craniosynostosis scars. Permanently.} But God is gradually teaching me that we are all, as my phrase goes, Beautifully Unique!!