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Life is complicated. The only way to get through it is one step at a time
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Enough light for the next step
Often we want to be able to see into the future. We say, "How will next year be for me? Where will I be five or ten years from now?" There are no answers to these questions. Mostly we have just enough light to see the next step: what we have to do in the coming hour or the following day. The art of living is to enjoy what we can see and not complain about what remains in the dark. When we are able to take the next step with the trust that we will have enough light for the step that follows, we can walk through life with joy and be surprised at how far we go. Let's rejoice in the little light we carry and not ask for the great beam that would take all shadows away.
Henri Nouwen
Henri Nouwen
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February
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- I've moved
- An A-Z of me
- My brain
- Second chances
- Time travel
- I find it hard to understand why
- Law, what law?
- One Flaw in Women
- Vesuvius
- Anti valentine. The cards you DON'T want to get
- Changed
- Subject: Actual letter to the Canadian Passport of...
- Man becomes woman!
- Faith & fear: a story of 2 emails
- Apparently I'm a Consumate
- What book are you?
- Welcome to Britain. Just try not to spit
- In another world
- It's not his fault
- Nuff said!
- How do I love thee?
- Consumerism, happiness and helping others
- Learn from it and move on
- Gaining strength
- Wrong!
- Amazing grace
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2 comments:
Too funny! And I thought I had a lot of hearts :)
There seems to be a lot of broken hearts in Jo's brain - so true! I am slightly concerned that Joanna's brain is asleep. But Joanna has gone back into hibernation again.
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