Sometimes His tool is a restless spirit, which might appear as some vague dissatisfaction with our life. He promises to make good things come from them when we put our trust in Him. And the transitions that most frighten or frustrate us—or change our plans —often are the impetus for a new focus in life. It's a fork in the road with a big question mark over it. Where to go, what to do next . Perplexity, Pain, Patience. Internal signals.I hate that I am still tooth and nail instead of a trust and see. Patience is an exacting pedagogue. Formidable. Hard-won. Dreams are insistent. Impatient. Trusting that He works all together for good when all seems like flesh rotting off the bones? Help Thou my unbelief.
I've decided to focus on the small and rejoice in the simple ~
simple things I’d like to do:
- make a new dress
- wear my hair in some fabulous braided / updo (c'mon 'n grow oh locks o' mine!)
- catalog my urtexts & quotes & J's songs
- read more books
- get away / get out of the house more
- have a picnic at the hollows
- make shapes from clouds
- go to margaritas / wine with friends
- watch the sunrise over the ocean
- catch a firefly
- visit a lighthouse
- write more letters
- print, frame, & hang photos
- have dinner together more
- gather bits and baubles that make me smile
- cook with C
- yoga my way to firm
- write J little encouragements
- be rowed in a boat on a quiet lake or a pond
- star gaze
- ride horses
- make gifts for my niece & nephews
- laugh deeply
- say "I love you" more, to those I do
- have a French Tip done to my nails
- continue to write
- speak positive
- be kind
- begin saving for a new camera
- grow more herbs
- take pottery lessons
- sip tea outside with my girls
- update some key pieces in my wardrobe
- be an explorer of the world
- be aware, absorbed & happy within my moments