I’ve been trying to answer the journal prompts for several weeks now, but have run into a stumbling block. Can you explain the difference between “What one thing would have made today better?” and “What one thing can I ask for God’s help with?” in the evening section? I answer the first and then I get to the second and just say see above, but I’m wondering if I’m missing some distinction there since there is space for two separate answers. Thanks!
10 years ago, when I was 17, I started a list of gratitude. I did this due to a particularly challenging time in my life (and I mean that--it wasn’t just hormones!) Now, I have a dynamic list of 310 things I’m grateful for, from, “getting asked to prom,” to, “my mom visiting me at college,” and, “still being friends with people even though I see them less.” My most recent addition, tonight, is “the anticipation of going home for Christmas.” Thanks for the reminder, Tsh!
5 Quick Things #307 🦃
Um... I have no idea why none of the links published. I’ll fix this asap!
Brother Lawrence! Love, love, love!! Shouldn't we all aspire to flip our omelette in the pan for the love of God?
Nadya Williams was on fire with that homeschooling piece. She really hits the nail right on the head!
So much good stuff here, Tsh. Happy that the blanks have been filled in (yay for editing!)
I’ve been trying to answer the journal prompts for several weeks now, but have run into a stumbling block. Can you explain the difference between “What one thing would have made today better?” and “What one thing can I ask for God’s help with?” in the evening section? I answer the first and then I get to the second and just say see above, but I’m wondering if I’m missing some distinction there since there is space for two separate answers. Thanks!
10 years ago, when I was 17, I started a list of gratitude. I did this due to a particularly challenging time in my life (and I mean that--it wasn’t just hormones!) Now, I have a dynamic list of 310 things I’m grateful for, from, “getting asked to prom,” to, “my mom visiting me at college,” and, “still being friends with people even though I see them less.” My most recent addition, tonight, is “the anticipation of going home for Christmas.” Thanks for the reminder, Tsh!
I can't wait to listen to that podcast!