The words that have taken years to finally say:
Father, may I kiss your feet?
Oh Gracious and Most Holy Heavenly Father, thank you.
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The words that have taken years to finally say
Category: Authenticity
Yesterday was such a first world problem
Yesterday was such a first world problem…
Before surgery, Doc Florin said I shouldn’t attend Mike’s visitation in 12 hours. Taking solace in overcoming my fear the day before (what to say and how to say it) to visit briefly with Alpha at their home.
And to be brutally honest, was grateful Katelyn and EJ were still sleeping.
God, please comfort them in a way only you can, and help us mere humans fumble through with our best intentions.
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Who doesn’t wish for great authenticity?
Who doesn’t wish for great authenticity? We admire it in others, desire it in ourselves. But alas, we feel it’s reserved for a certain dignified pedigree.
Rubbish.
All it takes is self awareness, guts, and desire.
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In the end, we’ll never say we wish we hadn’t been so…
In the end, we’ll never say we wish we hadn’t been so joyful.
Be led by joy today.
I mean, why wait? What is there to wait for?
It’s been an interesting (and surprising) discovery since I began reprioritizing life in 1999.
Each year yields new, small, yet increasingly more delightful surprises…
Goodness and authenticity pay much higher dividends than pretending and manipulating.
And there’s absolutely only one way to discover, and enjoy, this.
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The goal of death is to welcome it and see it as a blessing
It’s the great equalizer, isn’t it? Death. No amount of experience, wealth, status changes this. Ever.
The goal of death is to welcome it and see it as a blessing.
It’s one of the top three most magnificent days of our life.
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