31 Days of Now – Day 7
There stood before me a woman of mature age dressed in a long wrap of woven gold and brown thread. Upon her head was an intricately wrapped scarf that was pinned just below her chin.
31 Days of Now – Day 6
The parking lot was busy. Vehicles of all sizes were attempting to move themselves in and out of the congested traffic. I too was in vain attempt of moving my car out of the orderly yellow lines in order to get home.
31 Days of Now – Day 5
While idling in heavy traffic amongst many other weary travellers trying to push home, I was recalling a recent conversation I had with an acquaintance. Unfortunately nearly every comment that came from their mouth was a criticism, and negativity seemed to saturate their very presence.
31 Days of Now – Day 4
Moses had a staff, Aaron a rod, and David a speedy slingshot. Rahab had an intricately crafted rope while Tamar had a deep desire for social justice. Paul had far-reaching capabilities while being both a Jew and a Roman citizen. Barnabas had some real estate, Priscilla and Aquila had tents and an knack for making them, and Zacchaeus? Zacchaeus had money... and lots of it.
31 Days of Now – Day 3
If our time to step up is now, our time to step out is now, our time to make a decision that sticks is now, then we need to do so with acts of courage and a spirit of expectation.
31 Days of Now – Day 2
Early into a new found friendship, someone had shared a sentiment so very raw and real that well over a decade later their words are as crisp and clear in my soul today as they were when I first heard them.
31 Days of Now – Day 1
Many of us have perfected the art of procrastination. Believing that we perform to our greatest capacity when put into the fire is a little tale we tell ourselves in order to alleviate the guilt of putting things off until tomorrow. And then tomorrow comes and our hands become sweaty, our heart a wee bit race-y, and we can taste the dread of having to fulfill our obligations on the back of our dry tongues.
Announcing 31 Days of Now
Hello my friend! It's that time again... the time to write. The time to link up, dive in and dig into writing words with a theme. It's October and once again I am embarking upon the Write 31 Days journey. Bloggers from all over North America link up and embark upon a mission to write consistently for one month on a particular theme.
31 Days of Now – Day 7
There stood before me a woman of mature age dressed in a long wrap of woven gold and brown thread. Upon her head was an intricately wrapped scarf that was pinned just below her chin.
31 Days of Now – Day 6
The parking lot was busy. Vehicles of all sizes were attempting to move themselves in and out of the congested traffic. I too was in vain attempt of moving my car out of the orderly yellow lines in order to get home.
31 Days of Now – Day 5
While idling in heavy traffic amongst many other weary travellers trying to push home, I was recalling a recent conversation I had with an acquaintance. Unfortunately nearly every comment that came from their mouth was a criticism, and negativity seemed to saturate their very presence.
31 Days of Now – Day 4
Moses had a staff, Aaron a rod, and David a speedy slingshot. Rahab had an intricately crafted rope while Tamar had a deep desire for social justice. Paul had far-reaching capabilities while being both a Jew and a Roman citizen. Barnabas had some real estate, Priscilla and Aquila had tents and an knack for making them, and Zacchaeus? Zacchaeus had money... and lots of it.
31 Days of Now – Day 3
If our time to step up is now, our time to step out is now, our time to make a decision that sticks is now, then we need to do so with acts of courage and a spirit of expectation.
31 Days of Now – Day 2
Early into a new found friendship, someone had shared a sentiment so very raw and real that well over a decade later their words are as crisp and clear in my soul today as they were when I first heard them.
31 Days of Now – Day 1
Many of us have perfected the art of procrastination. Believing that we perform to our greatest capacity when put into the fire is a little tale we tell ourselves in order to alleviate the guilt of putting things off until tomorrow. And then tomorrow comes and our hands become sweaty, our heart a wee bit race-y, and we can taste the dread of having to fulfill our obligations on the back of our dry tongues.
Announcing 31 Days of Now
Hello my friend! It's that time again... the time to write. The time to link up, dive in and dig into writing words with a theme. It's October and once again I am embarking upon the Write 31 Days journey. Bloggers from all over North America link up and embark upon a mission to write consistently for one month on a particular theme.
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