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When you’re lying in a sea of odd socks
I was literally lying in a sea of my own odd socks.
Beware of the ditches!
It was my first day at boarding school. I was the grand old age of seven, and this was the most exciting adventure I’d ever had. Imagine it: four little girls the same age, from four corners of the world, nestled in bunk beds at night under mosquito nets and stumbling through corridors in the dark with torches when the part-time generators went off…
What one thing would you wish for?
I asked my six-year-old a pretty deep question today. ZoĂŤ, is it more important to be clever, beautiful or kind? Her wee eyes fluttered up to the sky and back again, which is what she always does when she’s deep in thought. ‘Kind, mummy.’ ‘Yes honey. If you’re clever and beautiful, but you’re not kind,Continue reading “What one thing would you wish for?”
But this I call to mind…
There is always hope. And it starts again with âwith each new morning.
Come out of hiding âşď¸
The world needs you. It’s crying out for what God has put within you. It’s your time to shine.
Would you give up your spot?
In your heart, will you:
â¤ď¸put them in their place?
â¤ď¸ squeeze in beside them, resenting that they are there?
â¤ď¸Or, will you be radical enough, generous enough, lovinge enough to give them your spot, smiling with delight as you watch them enjoy every moment of it?
Keep feeding them, and theyâll keep coming back
What do you need to build to ensure you donât give the energy-drainers, joy-stealers and peace-takers in your life free range? Otherwise, theyâll just keep coming back for more. đ
You shall know your âshouldsâ and your âcouldsâ shall set you free
Find yourself thinking âI shouldâ an awful lot these days?
I should be enjoying home schooling…
I should be half a stone lighter…
I should be keeping in touch more with friends and family…
Maybe thereâs a more helpful approach …
The day I fell out of a tree: moving on from past wounds
Can you look back to a time in your life when a painful event opened a wound that has never quite closed?
This one’s for you!
Looking for Eden 