Yesterday I washed thirty-four panes of glass and three screens--all the windows in our kitchen and laundry room, with their attendant storm windows and screens. It hasn't been done in at least five years, and it is so nice to see clearly through them again. No, I'm not making any money from this, but I love my Norwex microfiber cloths. Cleaning has never been so easy.
We had a physical therapy appointment for Elijah; the first appointment in more than a year. I came away with a whole list of exercises to work into our days, stuff to get, sports to try.
Dan lost his shift at work. The replacement shifts he has to choose from overlap with his classes. I am frustrated. I feel like we can't catch a break.
It's so easy for me to see the worst case scenario.
I say again, remembering: God is love. In him there is no darkness. Whatever happens, he'll bring me good in it. It's a promise.
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Your 'flowers in winter' picture is gorgeous.
Elijah will treasure all of the memories you create together, it doesn't matter what kind of a holiday or non-holiday it is. I've been struggling with the same thing, but finally decided that as long as I spend time with my son and do fun things together, that's what's important. I don't have to do holidays like my mom did them to/with me. We're all different and we all have different situations.
I hope Dan's shifts at work and classes will work out somehow. That IS frustrating. I'll keep you in my prayers. Just remember nothing is a coincidence. God knows it all.
Wow, can't believe you got that motivated...I need just a tiny bit of what you have! ;-)
I'm sorry you're feeling frustrated...I know the feeling! It always seems that when it rains it pours! I have a favorite quote by Beth Moore that you might find hope in as I did:
"God knows when something glorious in the future necessitates something difficult in the present. Because He knows the glory will be worth it, God will risk being misunderstood."
You're right, He is good! I hope you catch a breather soon!
That's a wonderful mantra. I need to remember that more as well.
And good for you for cleaning all those panes! I'm so neglectful of my poor windows.
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