Calliope rubbed her thumb over pinhead-sized wound on her index finger. “We sure got a lot of weeding done yesterday!” “Did you say procrastinating?” Thalia teased. Urania looked as if she’d licked a lemon while surveying the check-box chart she’d made over a week ago. Three entries, six boxes containing an X.
“Good things come to those who wait.” “I prayed for patience and God said, ‘Wait’.” Silly punctuation! The former from summer Bible School. The latter from my time in the rooms of AA. You’d be right to guess I was impatient in the days of Bible School.
As the tea steeps, so do book ideas! And I think what’s going on now well matches your reading from Simple Abundance today about how feeling not well suited to a task is where assigned tasks begin? Can you imagine Stephen King dreading starting his next novel? Or Pablo Picasso hesitating to whip out a charcoal on paper sketch? Some of his best done in mere minutes!
You’re right where you are supposed to be! An admired leader of this community, surrounded by appreciative readers, and books already under your belt! You go girl!
Sign: “Sometimes a princess’ white knight turns out to be a loser wrapped in tinfoil” 😁
>> “she has triple negative breast cancer”
I feel like I missed something. (Or forgot it. I’m doing that more, lately.) That sounds like such a “no cancer!” diagnosis that I can’t even come up with a credible simile. But it’s good, right?
“A low opinion of our abilities is a handy cop-out when facing creative challenges, but the Great Creator is on to us by now. Actually, feeling inadequate the task we’re asked to do seems to be a spiritual pre-requisite.”
“The Great Mystery” is on to ALL of us… If we invite this mystery into our lives, we will begin to experience an abundance of peace, joy, harmony, and yes, even more abundance!
Compared to the “All That Is” we are mere specks of energy. However, the “All That Is”created us in an effort to experience what otherwise could not be experienced…
“Good things come to those who wait.” “I prayed for patience and God said, ‘Wait’.” Silly punctuation! The former from summer Bible School. The latter from my time in the rooms of AA. You’d be right to guess I was impatient in the days of Bible School.
As the tea steeps, so do book ideas! And I think what’s going on now well matches your reading from Simple Abundance today about how feeling not well suited to a task is where assigned tasks begin? Can you imagine Stephen King dreading starting his next novel? Or Pablo Picasso hesitating to whip out a charcoal on paper sketch? Some of his best done in mere minutes!
You’re right where you are supposed to be! An admired leader of this community, surrounded by appreciative readers, and books already under your belt! You go girl!
As Gary has said Gail. You got this!!
Sign: “Sometimes a princess’ white knight turns out to be a loser wrapped in tinfoil” 😁
>> “she has triple negative breast cancer”
I feel like I missed something. (Or forgot it. I’m doing that more, lately.) That sounds like such a “no cancer!” diagnosis that I can’t even come up with a credible simile. But it’s good, right?
Quotes are my JAM!
“A low opinion of our abilities is a handy cop-out when facing creative challenges, but the Great Creator is on to us by now. Actually, feeling inadequate the task we’re asked to do seems to be a spiritual pre-requisite.”
“The Great Mystery” is on to ALL of us… If we invite this mystery into our lives, we will begin to experience an abundance of peace, joy, harmony, and yes, even more abundance!
Compared to the “All That Is” we are mere specks of energy. However, the “All That Is”created us in an effort to experience what otherwise could not be experienced…
We are integral elements of the cosmos…
Still praying for you Gail. Much love.