What are those shoes that tone your butt, supposedly, by throwing you slightly off balance so that you are eternally having to focus on each step you take or you'll turn you ankle and fall on your face? I have some of those. They were half-price. If I walk through the yard with those on, and step on rocks and acorns, which are unavoidable, I can't think of a darn thing except where and how to place my next step!
This week, my mind and heart are wearing those shoes! There... are reasons, but nothing dramatic . . . just life's quirky way of encouraging overscheduling, and frankly, I wasted a lot of time off and on and got ticked at myself, and forgot something that involved someone else, and put myself first and felt self-righteous about it -- ugh . . . you know . . . that sort of thing.
This week, my mind and heart are wearing those shoes! There... are reasons, but nothing dramatic . . . just life's quirky way of encouraging overscheduling, and frankly, I wasted a lot of time off and on and got ticked at myself, and forgot something that involved someone else, and put myself first and felt self-righteous about it -- ugh . . . you know . . . that sort of thing.
So tonight I just wanted to heart dump on someone, and couldn't think of anyone I wanted to do that to, and there aren't a lot of people I trust to take heart dumping seriously, and yes, I love my dh and children and friends, but this was not for mere mortals to handle, so I played a word game while listening to Poirot which Eli and Bill were watching, and then it was time for us to read from the Word before we part ways for the night and guess what we read . . . seriously . . . guess! I only have one minute left in my brain! (Kid History, #6? for those in the know.)
Psalms 139! Check this out if you need to do a heart dump or a mind dump or an emotion dump. The original eternally focused step . . .
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+139&version=NIV
Psalms 139! Check this out if you need to do a heart dump or a mind dump or an emotion dump. The original eternally focused step . . .