The rules:
1. On your blog, post the Rules & 10 things you have HOPE for in your life.
2. LINK Tag 10 people (we want hope to spread to people!) and LINK the person who tagged you.
3. Comment/Notify the 10 People they’ve been tagged.
I’m late responding to this tag, so most everyone I read has already been tagged by someone else, so if you haven’t been tagged for this, be my guest.
1. I hope I can regain my good health and strong physical condition, to stay active, and maybe even ride horses again.
2.. I hope to remain helpful and influential in the lives of my daughters and grandkids.
3. I hope my family stays strong in the wake of my father’s passing, and that we continue to support one another as life takes its inevitable course.
4. I hope I can retire at the earliest predictable opportunity , five years from now, if not sooner.
5. I hope neither I, nor any of my loved ones, will be struck down by crime, massive epidemic or natural disaster.
6. I hope I will become a good, active, and effective leader for Progoff’s Intensive Journal http://www.intensivejournal.org/.
7. I hope I will see the peaceful resolution to the major conflicts in today’s world.
8. I hope I will become proficient in both Arabic and Italian, and resume an international lifestyle.
9. I hope I remain economically sound and able to live comfortably without financial worry.
10. I hope I will be blessed with Allah’s mercy and forgiveness on Judgment Day, and that He permits me entry into Heaven.
It’s a beautiful list Marahm! I had to hunt for this post after eading it on google reader… I am sure this is a new post but it has slotted itself a few days back…
I wrote it in Windows Live Writer on the seventeenth but edited and posted it on the nineteenth or twentieth. Now I know that I have to pay attention to the date in WLW.
Thank you for hunting, and thank you for the compliment.
May your hopes and wishes all come true insha’allah. Do you have grandkids already?!
Thank you, Shahrzad. Yes, I am blessed with two lovely grandkids– a girl, eighteen months, and a boy, eleven months. They shine a big light in my life.