And the world keep turning.
I've been a little "out of it" this week. I understand I need to "keep at it"; however, since the Lord only put 24 hours in each day, this has been a little difficult this week. First last Thursday, my 93 year old sister went "home". Yes, I'm sure the entire family feels that way. It just doesn't make the loss feel any better or hurt any less. For several reasons I will not be able to attend her service, which is also difficult for me.
We have also had some set backs with my husband's care, wihch also take more of my time.
Beginning tomorrow I will be taking a 5-day respite from his care. The problem is i will need to take a trip during these five days.
My hope is that at some point during the next five days I will be able to spend some "extra" time with the training and get back in the groove. Some times life just GETS IN THE WAY of things As mother use to day, "the road is Hell is paves with good intentions". I just didn't knokw how much pavement I had to lay.
Until later, God bless and hopefully at least the rest of us can keep up the good work. I'nm sigining off for a bit now.
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My condolences. Everything is going to be okay. Remember that things happen for a reason.
May God bless you and your family.
Precilla
Hi Esther sorry to hear of your loss. Don’t worry about anything but looking after yourself and your family at the moment. We will all be here to welcome you back to training when you’re ready! :)
Best wishes and prayers,
Louise x
Esther we are very sorry for your loss.
Don’t worry about anything right now. Just take care of what you need to do and come back when you are able.
We will be waiting for you.
We send you a big hug!
Colette and Philip
Hi Esther...so sorry for the hurdles you are having to jump this week, and for the loss of your sister.
Your title says it all, and a short break may be exactly what you need without knowing it.
The world will still turn and WA will still be here for you.
God Bless.
KyleAnn
What a great bunch of people here. It is wonderful to be apart of this group. Thank you for your kind words.
It's okay to take a break. Everyone who has ever reached for success has done so. I know I have taken plenty of breaks.
At the same time though, be sure to not let go of your website and all the progress you have made there. At an absolute minimum, write and post one article a week. If necessary, you can spread it over four or five days. I hope this helps you.
I certainly helps me keep going. Thanks. I do get discouraged when I have to be gone for an extended time.
It is not a sprint, but a marathon. Even if you walk the whole way and finish, you still finished a marathon. You have to go at your own pace.
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Hi Esther,
Wow! your sister lived a long time, that is cause to celebrate.
Yes, she will be missed but she is now on a greater journey that is filled with new things to achieve.
You will get back to things once you you sort out the daily tasks you have to do. It's the same for all of us, we have family happenings that drag us off course for a while.
Sometimes once "stopped" it is very hard to begin studies again, I find I have to go backwards for a while before the lessons make sense again.
Trust you get your hubby comfortable again.
Cheers Jae