I hadn't seen our room from this perspective before!
This gave me a divine revelation: when we look at something, the first impression sticks, and we don't normally put ourselves in odd angles just to see if there's a better perspective. Now this was a timely revelation, especially since our family is faced with some pretty difficult decisions right now. However, this taught me that no matter how much I may not want to do something, I could look at it from a different perspective - pick out the blessings, instead of the disadvantages... Not that the latter shouldn't be considered, but the blessings will help one to be thankful in all circumstances, "...for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus."
And I know there was something else I wanted to say, but like always...
... I forget what it was. :-) If I think of it later, I'll add it to this post. :P

2 comments:
Huh. I wish I was that smart.
You're a divine revalation-ish person.
-Rach
Thanks so much, Ruby. I like.
~Hannah
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