This is my time to think, pray and praise.
I love to sing worship choruses and see if they flow into one another. (I'm a worship leader at my church.)
Or sometimes, I list, making a mental to-do list in my head of all that needs to be done.
On a bad day, I waste my time worrying about the past.
Regretting things I said, or things I should have done, or feeling the hurt of someone's careless actions.
Then I shake myself, and firmly resolve to not be offended.
It's my choice.
Dwell on the good, or throw a pity party.
Only one person ever comes to my pity parties, and I don't want him there.
So I choose joy.
It's a beautiful life, overall, and I must live in the now!
This post was written in response to Writer's Worshop prompt, 1.) Your morning drive. (inspired by OKRoserock). If you'd like to link up, visit Kat's blog, Mama's Losin' It.
Good for you! It sounds like you make the most of your morning drive (except maybe those "bad" days). Your view looks very conducive, doesn't scream "rat race"!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jerralea for visiting my blog! I loved reading about your morning drive. Whoever meets you after your drive are blessed!
ReplyDeleteI praise and pray on my way to the bus stop in the morning, then read on my way to work. Sometimes I doze off depending on the book. Right now I'm reading PRIDE AND PREJUDICE and it keeps putting me to sleep.
ReplyDeleteI love being in the car by myself. It's a great place to sort things out (there and the shower!). I talk to myself out loud, too.
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ReplyDeleteI don't drive anymore if it is not necessary with the Fibro, but I still battle to not be the only guest at my pity parties! Not always easy.
Lots of love XX
Mia
Oh I love a nice quiet drive like that too!
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