"The road of life twists and turns and no two directions are ever the same. Yet our lessons come from the journey, not the destination."

Don Williams, Jr.


Welcome

Hello Friends,

Thanks for stopping by my site. Life is hard! Our journeys can seem strenuous and hectic! Our journeys can become crowded, busy, and overworked. When that happens it is extremely difficult to find God in the midst of it - much less find God working!


Well let me encourage you and remind you that God is in the details of our journey and ever present. The hard part is learning to recognize his presence.

This blog will help you do that as well as give you great insight into how God has spoken to me while on my journey. So take heart - begin again - allow God to unfold a new you! Find him in all things! It will change your life forever!

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Make Laughter a Part of Your Journey

"It is bad to suppress laughter.
It goes back down and spreads to your hips."

After reading this quote it really made sense as to why my hips were so big! I have been suppressing laughter! (If only!) I wish I had been created with a sense of humor. It usually takes me a few minutes to "get" things, I often over analyze everything, and most people end up laughing at me because of it.

The three men I live with are very quick and witty. They banter back and forth and I often feel left out of their ability to be so humorous and their ability to come up with things so quickly. There are those occasions when I jump in with something I feel is funny - but most of the time it never works out. There are also those times when I stand and watch them roll on the floor from laughter while I stare and try to figure out why it was so funny.

There are days when I like their humor and there are days when I don't like it. There are days when I smile secretly at them when no one is watching and there are days when I turn my back and walk away from their silly humor.

The truth is - we need balance. I wish I could smile more - laugh more - enjoy more. Why am I too serious I ask? I have no idea. Perhaps it is because I am over compensating for their humor; trying to be the "stable one"  - the "serious one" - the "predictable one." Do I really want to carry that?

So I am asking God to fill my journey with much LAUGHTER. I do want to laugh - smile - and enjoy life so much more. Now . . . if  he could only help me figure out some of their jokes and humour - we'll be doing great!

Praying your journey is filled with laughter!




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