Goodness – it’s been almost a month since my last post. So much for that once a week goal of mine!
Then again, if you know me at all, you know that my life is a bit busy right now. There are parts of my life that I wouldn’t change at all, such as some terrifically supportive friends and coworkers who see me through each school day, my loving husband who helps me keep an even keel, my parents, my cohorts, my friends, and my family. I wouldn’t change the fact that I am an educator and I wouldn’t change the time I get to spend with my younger cousins on a somewhat daily basis. Yes, there is much to be thankful for!
But…
I wait for the end of the school year and the end of my graduate school experience with great anticipation! In the back of my mind I hear my Dad. “Don’t count the days – make the days count.” I’m trying, Dad.
Let me just briefly express my gratitude to any and all of you who have been a listening ear, a friendly face, or have offered any other type of support to me in recent months.
I can do this. With the grace of God and with your help, much is possible.
I end with a passage I read this afternoon after pulling weeds from my flowerbeds: “When we speak of God’s grace, we mean all the good gifts we enjoy freely in life. There are so many. We could spend a lifetime celebrating them: blackberries, buttercups, moonlight, salamanders, etc. A more summary approach is to affirm that life itself is the fundamental gift, with all its delights.”