So the "every day" thing rather fell apart here during the first week of the semester. This is partly due to the craziness at the opening of the year, and especially because I am wrangling an extra class this time around. With three online courses, I'm answering at least 33% more email about which server the class is on, passwords and logging in problems, and people desperate to add the class. Some of these are quite rude.
The other part is... I'm not even sure. The feeling of being in a moment of transition is strong on me right now. And with a great many projects all crying out for attention (the novel, the murder party, setting up new web sites for my classes, and a double handful of other things), putting the house back in order and still generally getting back on track after the holidays... It's madness.
I'm going to take a bit of time this afternoon to unplug from everything and just sit with God for a while. I think I need it to stop my brain spinning. That would be good.
1 comment:
Why is it that we feel the need to fill every moment of every day with the business of life? When will we learn that the best moments are those quiet times with God, resting in His presence? If you ever figure out the answers to those questions, will you clue me in? Thanks.
BTW, Ornery has (finally) started a blog and posted a few photos of some of the hikes he has taken. I know they can offer nothing to your CA mountains, but I thought you might like to stop in sometime and have a look. His url is http://ornerybynature.blogspot.com Enjoy your moments of quiet.
Blessings!
TM
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