A Day at Home

a view of part of my desk

Good Morning, God, This is the Day After the Sabbath — my second Sabbath — and I am eager to WORK.  Thankful to stay home and plan.  PLAN.  Not just DO but plan.  Ponder what it is that I want to do.  Hey, maybe even what I feel CALLED to do.

And not just DO, but LEARN. Learn as in exercise my brain.  Like learn a bit more German . . . something heretofore impossible for me.  It feels, God, like THAT kind of year.

Thank You.  Thank You for TODAY.  This small packet of Time — given to me to WORK in.  Six days shall you WORK . . . and maybe, unless we are really WORKING on those six day we can’t fully KEEP the Sabbath.  But, I seem to hear You say, BUSY isn’t the same as WORK.  Busy, then is neither work nor rest nor play — busy is to work as static is to music.  Hmmm.  Now there is a thought for me to ponder.

Spaces between.  Margins.  Pauses.  Focus.  Emptying.  No Pressure.  Such small words, God.  But so important. Help me to use them to build today.

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