Monday, November 22, 2010

So I was all inspired to write this morning's post, and then my laptop cord (which is a giant fraying mess of stupidity) decided to go on the fritz and I just spent the last couple of minutes shaking it and bending it to try and make the remaining few cords connect together in such a way that my computer will actually keep running long enough for me to type this paragraph.
That being said I can no longer remember what this post was going to be about.

My Facebook status today says "if only decisions in life could be made in full confidence by flipping a coin and going with it"
Now this is a warning immediately to everyone who wants clarity and specifics, you will not find that in this post. I will be vague, unclear and confusing, but it's my blog and I'll process if I want to.

It feels like as you get older every decision becomes more weighted. There are more variables, more risks, more costs, more benefits, more wonder, more excitement, more implications and all at the same time there is suddenly less too; less time, less money, less certainty.......
And I love being married. Mark is my best friend, and I couldn't have ordered a better fit and compliment for me in this life. But now there's two of us to think about, and there's always two sides to everything.

And so when the big decision comes, what do you do? Pray, and then leap for your life.


2 comments:

Keanan said...

Great new layout.

It's a cliche I know, but God will take care of things, something I always need to remind myself. That's why one of my favourite Bible verses these days is Matthew 6: 25-34.

My chosen music video today on my blog is Hillsong's Still. That's a song that also helps me remember that God's in control of whatever happens.

I hope things continue to go well for you and you find rest in Him.

Kiwirose said...

Keanan you are such an encouraging friend, thanks for sticking with me after all this time! I hope you are doing really well too, I love how you've just kept on keeping on toward your dreams......thanks for being you :)