Dishes pile on sink.
Girl asks the hundredth question reworded again.
Mixer spins butter and milk sprays counters, drips from cart into toaster and crock-pot.
Needs and words collide and this introvert can't keep up.
When the bad seems to take over:
- Make a pretty page.
- Narrow those tasks.
- Draw a happy flower.
- Leave lots of room for the list.
- Make sure a pen is always nearby.
- Visit often. Stand still. Think and write.
--missing the moon early this morning--
--going to the store for others, the gifts to be given--
--a good story that sticks--
--warranty periods on new-to-us trucks--
--the police officer who believed the truth: the speedometer didn't work--
--that officer's grace--
--her nap preparations--
--the way she is when life is slow--
--ibuprofen and re-wetting drops--
--little boy grins--
--the last can of formula--
--the way she grits her teeth love--
--kindness in anger, His Spirit working in me--
--her little feet with their big noise--
--chunky legs--
--the way he enjoys food--
--big black dogs who relish life under the kitchen table after dinner--
--his tail--
--going to the store for others, the gifts to be given--
--a good story that sticks--
--warranty periods on new-to-us trucks--
--the police officer who believed the truth: the speedometer didn't work--
--that officer's grace--
--her nap preparations--
--the way she is when life is slow--
--ibuprofen and re-wetting drops--
--little boy grins--
--the last can of formula--
--the way she grits her teeth love--
--kindness in anger, His Spirit working in me--
--her little feet with their big noise--
--chunky legs--
--the way he enjoys food--
--big black dogs who relish life under the kitchen table after dinner--
--his tail--
"--the police officer who believed the truth: the speedometer didn't work--
ReplyDelete--that officer's grace--"
.....that is surely something to be grateful for! I enjoyed the way you formatted your list. Just lovely!