Making Adjustments

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I read this ear­lier and thought, how often do we allow the cares of the day to steal our joy, or for that mat­ter, God’s plan for our day? Some­times we have to make adjust­ments, which may mean we have to say no to the things God has not cho­sen for us, but in doing so, we are freed to ful­fill His purpose.

“The lit­tle cares which fret­ted me
I lost them yes­ter­day,
Among the fields, above the sea,
Among the winds at play,
Among the low­ing of the herds,
The rustling of the trees,
Among the singing of the birds,
The hum­ming of the bees.
The fool­ish fear of what might hap­pen,
I cast them all away
Among the clover-scented grass,
Among the husk­ing of the corn,
Where drowsy pop­pies nod
Where ill thoughts die and good are born–
Out in the fields with God.

 –Eliz­a­beth Bar­rett Browning

 

Your eyes will see the King in his beauty and view a land that stretches afar. –Isa­iah 33:17

 God bless,

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About The Author Ginny:
About the Author The Lord is not slow in keep­ing his promise, as some under­stand slow­ness. He is patient with you, not want­ing any­one to per­ish, but every­one to come to repen­tance. – 2 Peter 3:9 I give thanks to the Lord for every­thing I have, it is because of His patience that I am saved. April 01, 2001. I am a child of God. I am a wife to Edward Ham­lin and we are two becom­ing one. I am the daugh­ter of a coura­geous woman who con­tin­ues to bat­tle breast can­cer with the sword of the Spirit and a sense of humor. I am blessed to be the mother of two adult-children who stir thank­ful­ness in my heart every day. I am the proud grand­mother of Eme­line Sophia Munn, born 04-30-2011. I will have a grand­son, Adrian Robert Bunn on March 16, 2012. I also have three bonus adult-children (we’re a blended fam­ily) and five lit­tle ones to love on, Madi­son, Alekzan­der, Jay­den, Kalob, and Jor­dan — the grand­chil­dren. I enjoy a rainy day at home in front of a roar­ing fire with my man snug­gled up next to me as we share a lus­cious dessert and watch Hitch­cock movies back-to-back. (Yes, that’s a run-on sen­tence. Hehe.) A spe­cial thank you to my in-laws the Ranieri’s, who model mar­riage so lov­ingly.
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  1. Hi Ginny, I love this poem. It’s one of my favourites. We some­times have to get out of our­selves and where we think we’re sup­posed to be, instead of where God wants us to be-with him in the real world, not caught in the dark­ness of worry.