Monday, 01 December 2008
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I'm having difficulty blogging of late. I think it's primarily because I'm so reluctant to share myself with anyone outside my family. Well, just my mom really. I'm such a roller coaster.
I took a few days off after Thanksgiving dinner. Yep, completly zoned out. As much as I could anyway. It just felt like if I didn't stop I would collapse. Literally.
It helped. I need more. We all do. Everyone is working hard around here. Seems that way to me. A constant grind. Maybe it's just the emotional wear and tear that's pulling me down. I should cry. But I don't. Guess that'll come eventually.
Mama and I are supposed to sit down this evening and have a planning meeting. I'm glad because I feel very directionally challenged right now. As in, totally lost.
But God is so faithful and good to this family. He watches over the critical things in our lives that we aren't even aware of until He reveals them to us. And yes, He does answer prayer. Even the things you had quit praying about in frustration with man's free will.
Things will clear up, get better again. Wounds will heal, agitation forgotten. And it will be better than I could have even prayed for.
Please keep my dad's health in your prayers.
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I'll be praying for your dad. Hope everything is ok!
Hello Ms. Sarah,
You made your site simple yet elegant. I see that God is foremost in your mind as you go about your daily activities. Now is a good time! I recommend the one true God, Jehovah.
I want to help people to really get to know God, especially in these troubled times. Here is an important message for all of us from the Bible: 17 You make God tired with all your talk. "How do we tire him out?" you ask. By saying, "God loves sinners and sin alike. God loves all." And also by saying, "Judgment? God's too nice to judge." (Malachi 2:17) (Message Bible)