Good Night Poem:
Have a good night.
May your dreams be bright.
When you awake.
May your body not ache.
As you spend the day with cheer,
may your dreams appear.
Than have love,
from god above;
as you dream bright again.
By T. Kerofsky
These are blogs of my life and times. My Views on issues facing us. Facts broken down. Inspirational quotes. And feelings from my heart.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Little Things Matter!
It is the little things that matter my friends;
to brighten someones day.
Like getting a Happy Valentine from the kids at church,
giving a pair of socks to a homeless person,
a pair of gloves to a child in need,
tutoring a child,
giving a card to a friend to show you care;
instead of posting happy birthday in an email
or on a Facebook page,
(though I got shunned from a so-called friend for doing this)
giving a family Christmas card,
giving a toy to a child at an orphanage,
and many other things.
What else can you do that matter?
to brighten someones day.
Like getting a Happy Valentine from the kids at church,
giving a pair of socks to a homeless person,
a pair of gloves to a child in need,
tutoring a child,
giving a card to a friend to show you care;
instead of posting happy birthday in an email
or on a Facebook page,
(though I got shunned from a so-called friend for doing this)
giving a family Christmas card,
giving a toy to a child at an orphanage,
and many other things.
What else can you do that matter?
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Watch
Watch
“Watch your thoughts; they become
words.
Watch your words; they become
actions.
Watch your actions; they become
habit.
Watch your habits; they become
character.
Watch your character; it becomes
your destiny.”
― Lao Tzu
― Lao Tzu
Friday, January 25, 2013
Random thoughts!
With what I have seen and done in my
life;
it is a wonder I am still sane.
With the military and combat I endured,
with the bad I seen,
and the way I was treated.
With the injuries I acquired,
and pain I suffer.
it is a wonder I am still sane.
With the military and combat I endured,
with the bad I seen,
and the way I was treated.
With the injuries I acquired,
and pain I suffer.
It is a wonder I have not gone
insane.
I try to overcome and stay strong,
but sometimes I feel like I am going to fall.
I pray daily and try to inspire others.
I tutor and mentor children
and sing at the church.
I am still haunted by bad dreams and hardly sleep however.
Pray for me.
I try to overcome and stay strong,
but sometimes I feel like I am going to fall.
I pray daily and try to inspire others.
I tutor and mentor children
and sing at the church.
I am still haunted by bad dreams and hardly sleep however.
Pray for me.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Pain can be overcomed!
Pain in my life:
As I reflect I think of all the pain I have went through in my life.
Some of this pain is from what bad I have done, some is from not having a proper diet, and other pain was unavoidable.
The pain that was unavoidable was caused from an accident on the ship.
The accident itself could have been avoided all together, however.
If the cabnet was properly being moved, the proper equipment was used,
and if was properly bolted. My pleas were ignored, and I was caught in the middle.
Now I deal with much pain and tingling because of it.
I have head rushes and an imbalance.
I still deal with emotional pain from the bad I have done
and from things that I have seen.
While in the Navy I have seen many bad things around the world,
I have seen people living in slums,
I have seen children with no clothes in poor countries,
I have abuse, violance, and things that haunt my dreams.
Some of these things are:
My first combat with the Battleship New Jersey BB-62
where we fired 276 rounds at Lebenon.
When I worked on the boarding team from 1994-1996,
boarding drug boats and catching human traffickers.
When I saw those abused, naked, little girls crammed in a cargo hold,
to be sold as sex slaves, it sickened my stomach.
The war on Terroism in 2004,
were I saw many people getting killed,
while working with the security team.
There is also much bad that I have done,
bad in which I hope god will forgive me.
To overcome this pain,
I meditate,
I pray,
I do right by helping others,
I take prescriptions from the VA,
but most importantly I eat a proper diet.
Since I cut down my red meat,
I have been more energitc,
I feel less pain,
and I lost wieght.
I hope this has inspired someone out there,
those that have simular issues they faced.
Take Care and God Bless!
As I reflect I think of all the pain I have went through in my life.
Some of this pain is from what bad I have done, some is from not having a proper diet, and other pain was unavoidable.
The pain that was unavoidable was caused from an accident on the ship.
The accident itself could have been avoided all together, however.
If the cabnet was properly being moved, the proper equipment was used,
and if was properly bolted. My pleas were ignored, and I was caught in the middle.
Now I deal with much pain and tingling because of it.
I have head rushes and an imbalance.
I still deal with emotional pain from the bad I have done
and from things that I have seen.
While in the Navy I have seen many bad things around the world,
I have seen people living in slums,
I have seen children with no clothes in poor countries,
I have abuse, violance, and things that haunt my dreams.
Some of these things are:
My first combat with the Battleship New Jersey BB-62
where we fired 276 rounds at Lebenon.
When I worked on the boarding team from 1994-1996,
boarding drug boats and catching human traffickers.
When I saw those abused, naked, little girls crammed in a cargo hold,
to be sold as sex slaves, it sickened my stomach.
The war on Terroism in 2004,
were I saw many people getting killed,
while working with the security team.
There is also much bad that I have done,
bad in which I hope god will forgive me.
To overcome this pain,
I meditate,
I pray,
I do right by helping others,
I take prescriptions from the VA,
but most importantly I eat a proper diet.
Since I cut down my red meat,
I have been more energitc,
I feel less pain,
and I lost wieght.
I hope this has inspired someone out there,
those that have simular issues they faced.
Take Care and God Bless!
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Vi Challenge
Vi Challenge:
Today on 12 January 2013 I started the Body by Vi Challenge. My intent is to regain muscle strength I lost during my disability rehab, to get better tone, to be more energetic and in less pain. I, also, intend on getting my wife and son to join as well. They will get in better shape and feel better about themselves.
The challenge is 90 days of drinking a healthy shake to replace a meal, being active, and getting fit. Many people gain more muscle tone, become more energetic, and feel better about themselves. I know I will.
The other thing about the visalus company is that one can make some extra monies by selling the shakes. So, I not only joined the challenge, but become a promoter as well. Anyone can use extra cash.
Are you up to the challenge?
Click on link above...
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
New Year 2013
Dearest
friends and family;
As this year
has ended I reflect on what was accomplished and what I can do to better my
next year. I cannot believe it is 2013. I wonder where time went.
My son Tim
made it through English class and now is ready to focus on his upcoming
engineering studies. After one more semester at Black
Hawk College,
he plans on going to the University
of Illinois for his BS
degree.
My son Ken is
doing better in school. He looks forward to joining the soccer team next year.
He has not been struggling as much this year. As him and I work out at the YMCA
I hope to build up more confidence in him self.
My wife Jill
is enrolled at Black
Hawk College
working on a Medical Coding degree. She goes full time. On her spare time she
did many activities with the church. She worked with the cookie walk, Pricilla
circle, bible camp, and the Halloween party in which Ken also helped.
Me; will, for
the most part, this year has been good. I finished my BA in Art degree from Western Illinois University.
Now I volunteer as a tutor at Washington
Elementary School. It is
through the Literacy Connection.
I stay active
swimming at the YMCA, and through community activities.
I helped with
the soup kitchen, gave gloves to tots, and teach an art class.
I sing in the
choir, do lay reading, and help with the Sunday school.
God has
blessed me with a promotion in the Sea Cadet Core to Lieutenant,
which I will
be starting in March of 2013. I have found a joy in giving to others and in
helping with the community. My biggest joy is when a child I tutor or mentor
excels.
The only
downfall is that I still have to deal with constant pain and tingling through
my shoulder and fingers. I go to the VA in Iowa City frequently for pain shots and
physical therapy.
I pray that
2013 be as blessed as my 2012 and that my pain is relieved.
I pray for
all my friends and family out there to have blessed year ahead.
Have a great
2013 my friends and family!
HAPPY NEW
YEAR!
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