Obsessing over,
Working on,
Thinking about,
Anticipating,
Listening to,
Eating,
Praying for,
Happy about,
Wishing.
I am obsessing over:
- My lost notebook. My whole life (at least the bits that weren't on my laptop) is in that notebook. And it disappeared sometime last weekend. I have taken apart two homes, two vehicles, and contacted every single business/organization that I visited last Saturday and Sunday TO NO AVAIL. Police report numbers, insurance claim numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, fax numbers for Telus re: getting out of that bloody contract I've been stuck in forever ... I am obsessed.
- My fight against FEAR. I will not be paralyzed by it. I will not.
I am working on:
- insurance projects. (Auto, House, Unemployment and Life.) Surprisingly, this has turned into a full time job. So. Many. Forms. (No, seriously. SO MANY FORMS. And they all require that I DO something.) It's like homework.
- My priorities. I always get mixed up on what's really important.
I am thinking about:
- The Midnight Madness Ikea event tonight and how I'm not going. Because I JUST decluttered. But I really want to. (See what I mean about proiorities?)
- My kids. I'm not living with any of them right now and I feel so disconnected. It POURED today and I thought about Max landscaping in this wet, and Drew at the golf course in this wet.
- My dad. And the rough day he had. And consequently we all had.
- Friends who are hurting and struggling right now.
- The drug deal I just saw go down at the gas station at the corner.
- The nap I had this afternoon and how that was probably not a good idea.
I am anticipating:
- My new laptop to arrive any day now. Fingers crossed it will be Tuesday.
- Lunch with my Arrow mates next week.
- Reading some of those books I bought last Saturday. (WHERE DID THIS WEEK GO?)
- Moving back to my house full time tomorrow. My God is bigger than my puny fears.
- My first showing (a realtor is bringing her clients through my house) this weekend.
- Seeing Brave.
- A few weddings this summer.
- Living with Drew again.
- Menopause.
I am listening to:
- Downton Abbey from the other room. I introduced it to my mom earlier this week; she's partway through the second season.
- Her clocks chime. This house is full of chiming clocks.
- The automatic icemaker make ice.
I am eating:
- A Caramilk. And I'm washing it down with lots and lots of water.
I am reading:
- online job descriptions
- Insurance claim forms
- One Year Bible
- HA! This is from last month: I am currently working my way through: Inheritance (final book in the Eragon series), Death Comes to Pemberley (by PD James), Cloud Atlas (by David Mitchell), The Me I Want to Be(by John Ortberg) and Let's Pretend that Never Happened (by The Blogess, Jenny Lawson) I HAVEN'T FINISHED A SINGLE ONE OF THEM. Other than re-reading Outliers for my bookclub meeting on Thursday night, I haven't read anything since I was robbed. People, there are SO many things I long to read.
I am praying for:
- Jessica's complete healing and full recovery.
- My dad. He's SO agitated; he wants that seatbelt OFF. NOW. Today he was mean and forceful about it.
- My kids' relationship with/knowledge of/surrender to/ God.
- Engaged/newlywed couples
- Strength and courage for my mom.
- My unknown future daughter-in-laws and their families.
- My next job situation.
- The guys who broke into my house - that they would encounter the living God and forever be changed.
I am happy about:
- My new iphone.
- How nice my house looks these days.
- Living on a hill. There is talk of flooding with all this rain.
- The kindness of strangers.
- Endless opportunities.
- The roll of Sweet Tarts at my side. And how, so far, there have been WAY more blue, pink and orange ones than purple and green.
- Drew graduated!
I am wishing:
- HA! This is from last month: that God would surprise me in unexpected ways this summer. WHOA - that break -in WAS a surprise.
- that my life would make a difference.
- that the staff/management issues that are taking place at the Kinsmen Lodge would be sorted out satisfactorily.
- That I would stop biting my nails.
- That I would ooze gratitude.
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