BE what you expect to see!
Month: October 2016
“Connections”
in having friends
you need to BE a friend
back when I was using drugs
a “connection” was my supplier
NOW it’s an invisible cord
woven together through conversations
while getting to know people
face to face
online
through text
and over the phone
there’s a difference between
knowing someone
and being known
and being known
takes conversation
Somewhat of a Mess Every Day
You know what the hardest part about losing Nathan’s presence is? I can’t “see” him every day. Yes, with technology, that’s possible, but he doesn’t have WiFi, and I can’t afford data for him, so even if he took a selfie every day, he wouldn’t be able to send it without data. (Thanks, iPhone!)
I know I’m whining, but my soul hurts, and I’m not sure what to do with that. Since he’s been gone, only a couple people’ve asked how I’m doing, but because I’ve never gone through this, I’m not sure if I’m handling it well or not.
All I know is…
I miss him.
I cry multiple times a day.
I haven’t found a very happy ending.
I feel less than as a mom.
I feel like years have been stolen.
But I don’t want to be so lost in feelings that I miss my time with Carolyn and Katie, so I plan to spend the rest of the day through my spirit.
“Don’t Wake Me”
last night
I dreamt about
Nathan
so while I sleep
he’s still here
“Come Passion”
Jesus knew
a mother’s heart
and even
replaced Himself
before dying
“Retakeology”
“Possibility”
it doesn’t really matter
what goes on around me
it’s Who lives inside me
that matters
and when I focus on Him
nothing is impossible
“Breath Taking”
there’re certain things
that take my breath away
nature
pictures
attack dogs
missing my son
spiderwebs
laughter
tears
but I always remember
to take it back
A Good Reason Not to Exercise:: Scary Dogs!!
Every once in a while, I go jogging, and today happened to be one of those whiles, and to be honest, it was a HUGE step for me, but after today’s lesson, I’m sure I’ll do it again…sooner rather than later.
This morning, my plan was to jog as far as I could in thirty minutes, but as I approached the end of the second block, my plan changed. Continue reading
