Someone clever once said that if you don't take control of your money, someone else will. I suspect that goes for time as well. And how can I take control of my time if I never consider my priorities?
Yesterday I did some adjusting in my mind. I decided that if I accomplish three things this summer I will be satisfied with myself. I want to
1. spend time with God, including scripture memorization---important! (this was originally lower on my list, but got bumped up)
2. spend time with my family
3. get physical exercise
Now comes the challenge of performing. It is easy to say what my priorities should be. I will find out what they really are when I watch my actions.
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Millie Jo Talks about family, avocations, education, and life in a small town on the High Plains.
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- Millie
- My grandparents met and were married here on the prairies where my great grandfather became the first rancher to own electricity and telephone in our county. He kept cattle and she kept the house (dirt floor) and the children (7). Three generations later I am creating artwork inspired by this heritage and using the skills my grandmother taught me when I learned to knit at age seven. This blog is my space to reflect on the processes of creativity and explore how our roots intersect with a modern life.
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Psalm 69:13
But as for me, my prayer is to you
O LORD.
At an acceptable time, O God,
in the abundance of your steadfast
love, answer me in your saving
faithfulness.
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Thanks for checking in at my blog. I'll be reading yours, too. Being English majors AND loving the Lord, we ought to have things in common!
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