Some of my best writing seems to be in short bursts at midnight or later, or earlier if you want to think of it as starting your day really early--like donut bakeries do, yum. So I've decided it's time to occasionally add some of them to the SGB Blog.
Installment one:
Well, I’m not an introvert (see graphic below), but must admit I’ve missed too many conversations while deep into reading a story and in a place far away from the world right around me. I apologize to my family and anyone else that this reading fog may have caused any sadness or pain.
I've come to realize that it’s all part of my journey that has me, finally (some family & friends would say), writing my own stories.
What about you? Where might your journey be taking you? Do you have stories to tell, pictures to paint, children to teach, electrical circuits to build, mysteries of the mechanical engine to detangle? Each journey is unique and glorious because it is yours alone. What makes your heart smile? As long as you do whatever you do as unto the Lord, you will be on the adventure of a lifetime, your lifetime. Sit back, close your eyes, smile a very little smile and think on that for a time. Then getup and put one foot down. Now, as a precious one in my life says, “Ready, Set, Go!”
(Image and text taken from FaceBook share, Post to Billie Stultz feed, 22 Nov. 2022).
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