Feeling "lame"
Sometimes I do not enjoy reading other peoples blogs. "Why?" you might ask, well, it is because I end up feeling pretty lame. Then I take a step back and realize that I am just being challenged, and pushed to be better, to strive to be more than I am and move toward who I am meant to be. It isn't always easy or even pleasant. It is interesting how God works on me in bits and pieces.
Well, it is early and quiet around here. I went to bed kind of early last night and "just woke up". I like that, knowing I have had enough sleep and with out aid of an alarm clock waking up when your body is ready to. I am being serenaded by the Mocking Bird this morning - it is nice. I should just go sit outside and enjoy the quiet morning.
I "finished" my wall yesterday. I put stucco on it in a buff color, it is a little lighter than I would have preferred but it looks much better than just the cinder blocks. Debi said it looks good. I think today I might plant some ivy at the base so it can start growing up it - that was the plan all along. I guess if I was staying in this house I would do more things - there are always projects to do and finish, and it feels good to finally complete one.
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