Sunday, October 16, 2011

A morning person

There are times I wish my brain didn't work the way it does. I want to have so many attributes that I just don't have. There are just some things I wish my brain would just get, but somehow it just doesn't. Things like 

Math

Man what I would be able to do on my own if I could master the principles in math instead of having to have other people check if I did my long-division correctly. 

But instead my mind likes to reject arithmetic and decides to fry out every time I work on it to a point of frustration and leaving me feeling discouraged.  

Or other things like

Time Management 

I have learned how to do this in college but not very well, although I seem to get it all done...some of it unfortunately piles up on the professors "late" stack on their desks. 

I try my hardest to figure out how to manage my time to where I can still live life outside of a robotic schedule. To some degree I do, but there are times....terrible times...when I feel like everything is like water rising all around me, and very quickly with no help in sight.

There are just these things and more that my brain like to reject or be able to figure out completely. I am capable I know, but sometimes feeling discouraged trumps trying harder. 

On the bright side of life...like that old song goes: Keep on the sunny side of life, there is rest for the mind, encouragement to counteract the discouragement, and joy to cover it all. Though sometimes life can seem impossible and annoying, God promises that joy comes with the morning.

We wake up to a new day, to make new decisions, love on another level, praise more than the day before, focus more than you previously have, and even change your perspective on a few things. We have the gift of waking up and feeling new. How great God is that he made us to be who we are and that he brings the new day.

All to God

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