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No routine yet

But oh well! I was going to start today, but I also started trying Brady on sleeping with no pull up. Let's just say at 4:45 am I was awoken to a little boy crying in my sleeping face saying, "Mommy, I'm all wet...can I sleep with you?" Umm no, but I can sure change your bed for you!! (another side note, Shelby slept from 7 pm til 7:15 am!!)

So I changed the sheets and back in he went....and so did I. And then my morning was all thrown off from there, but that's ok. I got in some Tae-bo and crunches, made a dessert for tonight's small group (hope it's my turn because I forgot which one I took) and tried taking a nap. I was awoken 3 times. Two out of the 3 were hearing my dear sweet angels kicking the wall and giggling while they were supposed to be taking a nap, and the third was my dear husband bounding in to bed to...oh come on, to tell me his grandmother fell and was going to the hospital.

So I figured what better time than to blog?!

I have had a lot on my mind lately. I can't pin point it to one specific thing though. I've been noticing a pattern though with me lately. I start something I really want to do, and then let it go for awhile, when I should be working at it more. Examples, yes that's plural...

1. Meditation
2. Reading
3. Writing (and that's not blogging, I obviously don't have any issues with that!)
4. Starting my routine
5. Playing my guitar
6. Exercising (that's a neverending battle I think)
7. Using more patience

So, if I need any prayers lately, it's for focus in my life and determination to fulfill these things that I have started.

I think I am going to start doing a positive word of the day...

Here's one for today: Perseverance

–noun
1.
steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, a state, etc., esp. in spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement.
2.
Theology. continuance in a state of grace to the end, leading to eternal salvation.

Comments

Ehlan said…
I need some perseverance today too!!
Unknown said…
Megan,
that dessert was amazing! I'm surprised you found time to make it w/ all you had going on. I had you on for next week but I'll cover for you :) I'm praying for Tom's grandma today (and that you get a nap in:))
Mandy

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