CHICAGO (UPI) -- Oprah Winfrey said "until we meet again" instead of "goodbye" to the audience for the final episode of her 25-year-old talk show in Chicago.
Winfrey, 57, ended her iconic series this week to focus on her OWN cable television network.
UsMagazine.com said Winfrey reminisced during the show's Wednesday finale with the crowd of 300, which included her close friends Maria Shriver and Gayle King, and her longtime boyfriend Stedman Graham.
"Each one of you has their own platform. Mine is a stage in a studio. Yours is wherever you are," USA Today quoted Winfrey as telling her fans.
"You can help somebody, you can forgive, you can listen, you can heal -- you have the power to change someone's life."
At the end of the show, she said gratitude" is the single greatest treasure I will take with me from this experience."
"I thank you for sharing this yellow brick road of blessings. I won't say goodbye -- I'll just say, 'Until we meet again,'" she added.
Amazing and very powerful message right there. This woman has lived her life on the screen; literally, that when it was time to say to say goodbye, she only said,"Until we meet again"; a sentence that carries with the happenings of the future that you should still expect to have as long the legendary Oprah Winfrey's alive on this planet.
Well, I, Vicky Meg, truly wish her all of God's blessings in all her endeavors.
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