
People of good faith make bright oases in the world. Thank you for loving yourself, your neighbor, and the good Lord.

People of good faith make bright oases in the world. Thank you for loving yourself, your neighbor, and the good Lord.

I am no stranger to agonizing over decisions both large and small. And the book, The Next Right Thing, by Emily P. Freeman has helped … it has really helped me rest.

A wise person said that we aren’t made to create our own meaning. Rather, we are intended to live in God’s meaning. I can rest with this saying. Thank you, Lord, for all I have and can be and do. Thank you for giving my life meaning because you love me unconditionally.

When I did a word count on my new novel, SILENCE TO SINGING, I found that I’ve written about 6,200 words out of a proposed 80,000. I decided that’s good, considering that I’ve had a very interrupted summer and fall. The book is roughed out already; I’m doing my first manuscript and TRYING to get through without editing and second-guessing myself.