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- Find Tommy Nelsons book on Ecclesiastes here:" A Life Well Lived"
Seems like an easy enough concept to grasp, I like it. Not one of the biblical truths that seem controversial or hard to achieve. Yet it is hard.
- hard to let the kids play in the mud, or sprinkler even though they need baths anyway.
- hard to spend that money you have earned on something impractical. ( like ice cream, or a date night.)
- hard to let loose and, you know , read a magazine when you can think of something more productive to do, like cleaning out a closet.
- hard to have long overdue sex with your husband because you can only think of the 12 things you forgot to get at the grocery store.
- hard to primp a few extra minutes with a new makeup tip you saw on pinterest because it simply seems frivolous.
- hard to spend time in the God's word because the baby is eating dog food again.
you know the times I choose to live the mantra YOLO I find a new/old me emerging. One that loves and gives and frankly works even harder.
Ecclesiastes 3:12-13
"I perceived that there is nothing better for them than to be joyful, and do good as long as they live. that everyone should eat drink and take pleasure in all his toil - this is god's gift to man."
a few times lately that I had Rocky Road:
After a rare rain storm!
Austin Fashion week event with girlfriend! I even won a door prize.
Gettin' wet!
A Cupcake after school!
