Greetings
Friends,
I hope you are well. I have a good message for you but before you read it below, let me introduce you to my 'birthday girl' and the cake I made for her!
I hope you are well. I have a good message for you but before you read it below, let me introduce you to my 'birthday girl' and the cake I made for her!
Here is a cake I made for my
daughter Candy's 21st
birthday. What do you think of it?
My daughter Candy wearing a Marie Antoinette dress as that was the theme for her birthday.
birthday. What do you think of it?
My daughter Candy wearing a Marie Antoinette dress as that was the theme for her birthday.
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e are now over two weeks into 2020 and yet it
still feels so surreal. Does anyone else
feel the same way? I feel I still need
to catch up with 2020. I have been
caught up between working and the grandchildren, hence all my intended goals
for this year are still jumbled in my head!
I have
set aside these few days to make time to just sort it all out and write the goals
down clearly in a journal. I need a vision! I am told that where there is no
vision, people perish! I am also told that I must write down the vision/goal, read it regularly and
believe in it!
To be
honest with you I am good at writing all the
New Year’s resolutions yet swiftly forgetting them the rest of the year.
But folks this is a different year! (Trust me!) Honest.
Have you
ever felt that you need some things in your life to change? I truly believe
that the desire to change begins in one’s heart. There is a certain stirring -
a persistent niggle that something has certainly got to change.
Have you
ever felt like you have been stuck on one level and you start to look at
yourself. You re-evaluate yourself and realize that life has so much more to
offer.
The
post-Christmas and New Year’s exhaustion has resulted in me running on survival
mode.
But now,
I have to attend to that SOS in my soul. I have to make a JOURNEY within myself
and address the changes I need to make. This can only be done in SILENCE.
I have
to start with small steps at a time.
So
tomorrow when I drop my grandson at his nursery, I shall head for the Meadows
which are only five minutes away. When I walk through the gates of the Meadows
my back will be turned to the traffic and I enter into this world, a Paradise
of SILENCE. I will feel a tangible shift
within myself as I walk deeper alongside nature. I can see myself inhaling the
fragrance of the rain-soaked earth as I regain my equilibrium.
I so
long for this time to go within myself and establish where I am going.
Like
Angelo, the protagonist in The Next of
Kin, I too believe in visions and dreams.
We have
to believe that all things are possible with God.
It is
sometimes so hard to lift my eyes from the earthly reality I see every day and
focus on the realms of supernatural intervention which make the impossible
possible.
Jesus
tells us to ‘only believe!’ That means
we have to believe not only when things are going well but especially and
continuously and faithfully when we are facing deep harrowing situations. Faith
calls for courage. The Bible says that we must make the vision clear! Write it
down! It surely come to pass.
Habakkuk
2:2-3
“Write
the vision;
make
it plain on tablets,
so
he may run who reads it.
For
still the vision awaits its appointed time;
it
hastens to the end—it will not lie.
If
it seems slow, wait for it;
it
will surely come; it will not delay.
So
Friends let us gather round and write down our visions and dreams and place
them in the hands of God and believe. ONLY BELIEVE!
Until we meet next week, cheers!
Olivia
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