This is pretty much the way my week looked. Not just in the early morning drives to school, but in the worry and fear I carried like a haze around me. There are times when you don't know exactly what to do, but you know that doing nothing would be wrong. When you know that your decisions will affect those you care about, it makes the inside sky foggy."What do you say?"
"How do you tell them what to do?"
"If you give bad advice, will it ruin something beautiful in their lives?"
A few minutes ago I caught a look at myself in the restroom mirror. My face was still like this...clouded by streaks of uncertainty, my eyes dark with the purple clouds of a worried week, all streaky with silver sleeplessness.
Hopefully things will start looking better soon.
If I keep this up, I'll quickly become an old gray grouchy woman and have to start shaking my cane at the students.
3 comments:
Isn't it great to know that we serve a God whose vision is never clouded with uncertainty?
It's the only thing that keeps us sane. I don't know what I'd do if I were an existentialist.
God is always with us, sometimes we just need a squeeze on our shoulder as a reminder. Hang in there.
Mornings like this deserve an extra cup of coffee!
Post a Comment