Reunion photo of (most of) the cast from my all-time favorite movie:
I might have to go watch the movie now...
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Nice try, Monday
Mr. Monday Morning tried to get the better of me this morning. I emphasize the word tried.
My goal was to leave my apartment by 8:30. The snooze button is a good friend of mine so I was running a little behind schedule. I had everything I needed to take with me for the day sitting by the door so I wouldn't forget anything as I rushed out the door. And rush out the door I did, locking it quickly behind me. Only to realize that I didn't grab my keys off the hook before I shut the door.
So there I was, standing at the top of the stairs, hands full of everything I needed except my keys. My first thought was, "what are the chances that the friendly Realtor whose office is downstairs might happen to have a key to my apartment?" I ran downstairs to find out... chances not good. I did find out, however, that my landlord would be arriving in about thirty minutes. So I gave him a call to let him know I'd be waiting for him.
I went back upstairs and sat down on the floor. I think the general reaction to this circumstance would be one of anger/frustration/annoyance/insert-negative-emotion-here. Thankfully, my reaction was none of those things. You see, my gracious heavenly Father knew that this morning I would hit the snooze buttontwo three five times. He knew that because I am a selfish, lazy human being, I would not make time to spend with Him before I left for work this morning. He also knew that, because I would be rushing to get out the door, I would lock my keys in my apartment. But God also knew that I would have these thirty minutes. My Bible was in my purse on the floor next to me, not sitting on the couch in my locked apartment where it usually is. I had no where to go for thirty minutes.
God gave me those thirty minutes to spend with Him.
So that's what I did.
He's good at what He does.
My goal was to leave my apartment by 8:30. The snooze button is a good friend of mine so I was running a little behind schedule. I had everything I needed to take with me for the day sitting by the door so I wouldn't forget anything as I rushed out the door. And rush out the door I did, locking it quickly behind me. Only to realize that I didn't grab my keys off the hook before I shut the door.
So there I was, standing at the top of the stairs, hands full of everything I needed except my keys. My first thought was, "what are the chances that the friendly Realtor whose office is downstairs might happen to have a key to my apartment?" I ran downstairs to find out... chances not good. I did find out, however, that my landlord would be arriving in about thirty minutes. So I gave him a call to let him know I'd be waiting for him.
I went back upstairs and sat down on the floor. I think the general reaction to this circumstance would be one of anger/frustration/annoyance/insert-negative-emotion-here. Thankfully, my reaction was none of those things. You see, my gracious heavenly Father knew that this morning I would hit the snooze button
God gave me those thirty minutes to spend with Him.
So that's what I did.
He's good at what He does.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Just another Monday morning
Someone decided to Jackson Pollock my car last night. They could have at least picked a better color:
(Thanks, Dad, for helping me clean it off this morning!!)
Thursday, August 4, 2011
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