amazing.

so i have been pretty dang sick.. everyday i feel the same, and unlike my friends and mother i know that zicam is not the answer to all prayers. (:

but one of my friends insists upon bringing me stuff when i am sick and usually i am so persistent that it is a waste of money that this person doesn't succeed but yesterday.. they succeeded and i ended up with a peanut butter milkshake from cookout.

On cookout cups there is a verse.. I don't know if you have ever noticed cause a lot of people don't.. but yesterday it was Psalms 118:24. My friend had looked this up but other then that I paid no more attention to the verse.

Last night I was feeling really let down.. i had so quickly been brought back to miserable memories and i was swept up in thoughts of times that really hurt me and still continue to press deeply down on my heart.. I realized that I had always known God knew about those times and he was there but I never really told God how much it hurt me (Of course I realize he already knows my feelings.. but its different... cause I had never admitted it with my mouth) I prayed and prayed telling God about all the times these people have hurt me and how I was confused what my lesson was from it all and why he ever let me meet these people.. when they are just going to let me down. All the sudden... I thought about the cookout cup and felt like I should open up my Bible to Psalms 118.

It's incredible how much these verses apply to things going in my life.. no one really knows except God how much this would apply... its amazing to me.. truly.. how God can take.. a cookout cup?! and ease the pain in your heart so swiftly.

I have a lot of errands to run today.. and I'm still sick.. but not much slows me down (:
(oh p.s. WHICH is why i am probably sick all the time... wow. an epiphany)
-meeting at Starbucks at 2:30
-passport appointments (dang passports)
-Verizon (my phone is an idiot)
-tap shoes await
-log cabin at 3 (i might play.. probably)
-envelopes and church directory hunt

let Psalms 118 be your encouragement today.

Daryl Munroe