Rambling of a woman hoping to be on the edge of new things.
Wow, sorry for neglecting posting for so long...I am not even sure if anyone will check on my blog since I have been on hiatus for the last four months. It was not an intentional break, but a time where there wasn't a lot of actual conversations but a lot of inner conversation. I had one conversation that was cautionary about writing some of the thoughts we were discussing... I suspect that the statement wasn't meant to prohibit discussing 'hot topics' online, but just an angle on the potential downfalls of putting controversial thoughts out for all to see.
Am I settling here in this chilly little town...? Yes, but... I so miss life on the hillside sometimes that it overwhelms me. Then there are moments when I so enjoy life here that I don't think about being elsewhere. Sunday was a bit of the latter. A full house, lots of children, a little explore out of doors, snacks, crafts, laughter and conversation... I was so blessed to watch my house become a place full of life.
However, later that same day I found myself grieving the loss of an abundant life. And then I was picked up and put back together by understanding friends. It's amazing what a cup of tea, a bowl of Mama noodles and free conversation can do for the soul.
So I sit here looking forward and wonder... What is coming next? What role do I have to play in being faithful with what I am and have? Where will I wander?
To start with I will cease to wander through the night...without having my DH here I forget to go to bed on time. And I want to be out of doors as much as possible until the chill becomes bitter cold...the girls like to start the day with a stroll then launch into 'schoolwork'.
You know, I have dear friends who know without a doubt what they were made to do; and some who are doing what they were made to do with joy despite trials. It seems odd to me as my 36th birthday approaches that I wonder what am I made for and if I know how do I walk in that here and now...
Well, what can I say, watch this space...more thoughts from this woman, hoping that she will soon be able to laugh under a new hugging tree.