Once again, I am dry on words. I wish I could muse you all with an anecdote, an epiphany, a humorous or spiritually enlightening story, or really just anything worth reading. Yet, once again, everything is exactly the same as it was a month ago when I last posted (and it's been a quick month, like most months tend to be when you get older). This is a bad habit, and I need to get back to the place where I was constantly evolving, changing, etc. Of course, saying it means absolutely nothing without action.
But, I will say this. This is the first year in many, many years that I've been able to tell people "Merry Christmas" and mean it. No, I am not against Christmas, and I am certainly not against Jesus (not intentionally, anyway), but the holidays have always been the darkest time of year for me. So, for me, this is huge. The Lord has ministered to me in a powerful way this season. I'll spare the details here.
And today is my last day of work for 11 days. Holla. Big Balla. Shot calla.
2 comments:
the holidays were a dark season for me as well. Well, until more recently actually.
When my dad left, holidays tended to make me sad or at the least, extremely melancholy.
But things are back on the upswing here. I'm glad to hear it's the same for you man.
merry Christmas T :)
If you worked with kindergarteners all day you'd probably have funny stories every day of your life. But i realize that's not for everyone:)
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