I think men who wear pink are brave and confident and I personally think they all look great in a pink shirt. I'm noticing more and more men wearing pink through the years, even when it's not October and it always makes me think: Now there goes a man who is comfortable in his own skin. I like that kind of confidence.
So yes, October is all about the PINK.
And on that note, may I encourage you this month to think pink? To buy pink? To wear pink? You know, there really is strength in numbers and together we can make a difference.
We can all make a difference through purchasing something "pink" or we can make a small or large donation to the American Cancer Society or any organization that is doing something to fight the good fight against breast cancer.
I just celebrated my 45th birthday last week Monday and this fall marks my third year being cancer-free. Yes, I'm a breast cancer survivor. I don't usually get super emotional about my birthday but this year, I found myself crying that deep ugly cry the Sunday before my 45th birthday. I sobbed in deep gratitude for being alive and for God's goodness in my life.
My life is far from perfect and lately I've been healing from a back injury but I'm still grateful because I see God's goodness and so much beauty everywhere. I think when you look for it, you see it, and you can appreciate it. And for that, I'm thankful.
Until next time, I hope you'll buy something pink, wear a little pink, and or make a small donation to a charity that is doing something to fight this nasty, nefarious beast.
Until there is a cure, God bless and as always, many thanks for stopping by.
xx, Ruthie
