Thursday was such an exciting day for me! I rushed back from Jackson, MS to attend Bug's first T-ball practice. He did such a great job. He listened very well, watched the coaches and followed directions. He was able to hit the ball and run to the bases. Fred (Daddy Fred) needs to be on the coaching staff. He was all in the way. Well, they appreciated his assistance, but he was helping the children get to the bases and bat at the T. It was the cutest thing ever.
Nick and I walked the walking trail at the park. He enjoyed the scenery and I enjoyed the stress relief of a nice walk with my baby boy. Fun! Fun!
I have been going through a great transition, both mentally, emotionally and physically. A lot of my initial goals have changed. I have matured. things that were so important to me are not as important. Things that I never cared about are now extremely important to me. I guess I am maturing and beginning to see what is really important in life. As I am getting deeper into my thirties and accepting my role as a mother, things are so different and I like it. The bible has a different meaning. My role as a christian is different. I always saw things as "for me", but my christianity is not for me at all. It is for others....ding!ding!ding! This is also a lesson learned from the book of Jonah and my other studies. I have a deeper understanding of what Jesus did for us and the true meaning of what He means. The words we speak and the attitudes that we have make or break our daily successes and failures in life. I understand that EVERYTHING happens for a reason. There is NOTHING that just happens, NOTHING. The life I have today is a direct result of the choices I have made, the people I have decided to listen to and the words that I have spoken. We have a lot more authority over the coarse of our lives than we think. God gave us free will. We have the power to chose life or chose death. HE suggested that we chose life so that we may live (Deutoronomy 30:19). Our words Proverbs 18:21 determine our outcome as well.
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