martes, julio 08, 2008

On Life and Living.

Several circumstances have made me step back and look at life from a different perspective. I have seen personally that there is much merit in what the Bible teaches about living for today and not worrying about tomorrow. In fact, I was going to save this post to post it tomorrow, but now that I think about it, who knows what tomorrow may bring? Maybe someone will benefit today from reading this post, as I am benefiting from writing it. What do I know? I know that I am alive today, and that I have a home wherein I can entertain and feed my friends, and I know that I can give hugs to friends with hurting hearts. I can call my dad today. I can write to my sister today. (Although I won't since I have heard from a reliable source that she has written to me, so I will wait for her letter to arrive and respond immediately. And if an out-of-control Fed Ex truck comes careening into my bedroom tonight, and I am rendered unable to respond to her letter, she will know that I love her.) I can make tea and invite a friend to share a leisurely afternoon with me. I can write to a dear friend on the other side of the country and brighten her day. I do just need to live for today and not worry about tomorrow. I need to focus on all the good things I can do, and do them.

4 comentarios:

Ebeth dijo...

I agree 100 percent with your conclusion and enter into it myself.

Anónimo dijo...

Just in case my missing copy of Bleak House falls out of the sky onto my head--I love you, too!

The Resident Writer dijo...

I'm sorry your book is missing. A most horrific and bleak circumstance, in my opinion! You can borrow my copy if yours doesn't fall out of the sky-or come crawling out from under the couch. Have you checked the fridge? I've found missing items there before.

M dijo...

You encourage me amiga because you live out what you have written. I'm so thankful to God for your friendship-more thankful than you know. But I had to let you know today because I never know what tomorrow might bring.