I was quite a lazy today.
I was going to get up today and do my workout and be productive, and instead, I ended up just being a big ole lazy bones. Soooo, tomorrow, whether I want to or not, I really NEED to do my workout and walk on the treadmill. I've already lost 7lbs and I plan on losing more. Plus, it just feels good to be in shape. Okay, oh my goodness. They're showing clips of District 9. I can NOT wait to see it. I heard it was badass. So, I'm just ready for this weekend to be over, so it can be next week and I can be getting ready for my trip home to San Angelo. Oh, a good bit of news: I won 3rd place in a Love Poetry contest with my poem, "Maelstrom of Love." This is my second win and I can't wait to win some more and start getting known as a published author. :)
Days to reuniting with Zeke: 10 days!!!
Devotional:
The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged. - DEUTERONOMY 31:8//////////Hurts Will Hurt
Disappointments almost always accompany setbacks. If you lose your job, most likely you are going to experience a strong sense of disappointment. If you go through a broken relationship, that's going to hurt. If you lose a loved one, there's a time of grieving, a time of sorrow. That is normal and to be expected.
When you suffer loss, nobody expects you to be an impenetrable rock or an inaccessible island in the sea. Not even God expects you to be so tough that you simply ignore the disappointments in life, shrugging them off as though you are impervious to pain. No, when we experience failure or loss, it's natural to feel remorse or sorrow. That's the way God made us. Just trust Him to be with you through it.
Days to reuniting with Zeke: 10 days!!!
Devotional:
The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged. - DEUTERONOMY 31:8//////////Hurts Will Hurt
Disappointments almost always accompany setbacks. If you lose your job, most likely you are going to experience a strong sense of disappointment. If you go through a broken relationship, that's going to hurt. If you lose a loved one, there's a time of grieving, a time of sorrow. That is normal and to be expected.
When you suffer loss, nobody expects you to be an impenetrable rock or an inaccessible island in the sea. Not even God expects you to be so tough that you simply ignore the disappointments in life, shrugging them off as though you are impervious to pain. No, when we experience failure or loss, it's natural to feel remorse or sorrow. That's the way God made us. Just trust Him to be with you through it.