Use to be #UseYourWords September 2015

Today’s post is this month's Use Your Words writing challenge. This is how it works: participating bloggers picked four to six words or short phrases for someone else to craft into a post. All words must be used at least once and all the posts will be unique as each writer has received their own set of words. That’s the challenge, here’s a fun twist; no one who’s participating knows who got their words and in what direction the writer will take them. Until now.

My words are: 

sweet tea ~ door ~ car ~ sunshine ~ school

They were submitted by:  http://www.thediaryofanalzheimerscaregiver.com/blog.html  

I miss the feeling of sunshine on my face.

I miss long, aimless rides in the car.

I miss attending school and learning new things.

I miss the taste of your homemade sweet tea.

I miss the way life use to be.

I miss seeing you walk in the door.

I miss the electricity I would feel when our eyes would meet.

I miss hearing you say my name.

I miss staying up late in the night talking to you.

I miss the way life use to be.

I miss the feeling up your arms wrapped around me. 

I miss day trips to the beach, sand between my toes.

I miss everything being in its own place.

I miss cooking delicious meals.

I miss the way life use to be.

I miss being yours.

I miss you being mine.

I miss us.

I miss planning our future.

I miss the way life use to be.

Links to the other “Use Your Words” posts:

                            Baking In A Tornado

                         Spatulas on Parade

                                       The Momisodes

           Stacy Sews and Schools

                              Sparkly Poetic Weirdo

                       Southern Belle Charm

                         The Diary of an Alzheimer’s Caregiver  

                        Dinosaur Superhero Mommy

               The Angrivated Mom

                          Confessions of a part time working mom

                          Someone Else’s Genius

                      Climaxed 

                  Evil Joy Speaks 

                    Never Ever Give Up Hope

                    Eileen’s Perpetually Busy

                    Searching for Sanity