Never a Good Time
I remember the advice of a graduate school mentor who told me not to ever put life on hold to wait for a better time
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I remember the advice of a graduate school mentor who told me not to ever put life on hold to wait for a better time
I love this riddle: “What’s always coming but never here?” Answer: Tomorrow.
A woman once told me to write down everything I didn’t like about my life and then to thank God precisely for those things. She
Some birds approach my youngest daughter, and she feeds them some crumbs. She can’t stop talking about all the birds! I recall the year we
Lord, help me radiate Your presence–and all that means–to others in the room. Let others experience You in me. Give me the strength to treat
I love getting to know new people. Today I remember how much others enjoy talking about their pets, their travel experiences, and how they celebrate
I grow best when I visualize something tangible about God–something I can flesh out with touch, sight, sound, smell, and even taste. Perhaps this is
I experienced a profound realization at a seminar today. The leader asked us about our most important personal values. I easily–and sometimes shamefully–recounted my work
Sometimes younger folks ask me for advice on how to survive the holiday season with immediate family and relatives when everyone doesn’t always get along.
All morning, I feel so out-of-sorts. It seems hard to breathe, and the whole morning feels like I’m wading through molasses. Is something wrong with