miércoles, junio 22, 2016
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Who Is This Lady?
- The Resident Writer
- This blog is my humble attempt to be a blessing to my community, both to those who agree with my Biblical worldview, and to those who disagree. God put me here, in this time and place, and He calls me to build a Godly life and to be a blessing to others. It is my hope and prayer that my blog will be just that, a blessing to you and a witness to God's amazing grace. This blog is the sequel to the blog I maintained for well over a decade. Much has changed in that time, an unexpected son joining our family of 2 to make us a family of 3, a new house yet to be moved into, and a new puppy, yet to be chosen. Some things haven't changed, like my commitment to God and His church, my love for my little family, my fondness for humor and irony, and my love of reading. This blog is my humble attempt to be a blessing to my community, both to those who agree with my Biblical worldview, and to those who disagree. God put me here, in this time and place, and He calls me to build a Godly life and to be a blessing to others. It is my hope and prayer that my blog will be just that, a blessing to you and a witness to God's amazing grace.
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So...when I don't like a book, I drop reading it because that leaves time for more of the good books in the world. What made you decide to finish it? I'm intrigued. Do I have a book reading character flaw? I guess I could be called a "Quitter." You are a "Finisher," apparently! I hope you enjoy your new book; judging by its cover, it should be upbeat, fun, and rewarding.
Have you ever been hiking and feeling hot and dirty, but you keep going because you optimistically think that there might be an AMAZING view around the next bend? Call it optimism or call it stubbornness or call it, like my mom would, stick-to-it-iveness.
And my current reading actually made me think of you when it talks about the importance of inter-generational friendships. Because you are so much younger than I.
Yeah, younger...you're losing credibility but gaining charm. :) I do get that about the next bend, though I have to say even on the best hikes, I'm the one thinking, "Can we go home now?" even as we just have gotten started. Perhaps it's because I'm short-legged and know that it will be 3x the hike for me that it is for everyone else and every log in the path (others would call them sticks) is a big ordeal. So it may be with books, though I'm having a hard time figuring the correlation to short legs; maybe short patience.
I find that charm will get you far in life.
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