I am so thankful for peace of mind. Over the past few weeks the weather has shut down the Tennessee Valley. I have been cooped up in the house. I have had a lot of time to think. Lord look out when Janice begins to think. But, I realized how blessed I am. I wondered where are the homeless. Are they still alive. What can I do? How are the people whose electricity is turned off? Were they able to keep warm during the drastically low temperatures. I wondered about those who could not work and lost money. I know they will carry on but thought so much about how tough it would be. I thought about never being homeless. I thought complaining how cold it was, but we had heat. I complained about my heating system because the house was 68 degrees. But, I had a heater in my room. My - my! I thought about having to keep a faucet running because the pump would freeze. But, I had water when the homeless did not. They would take my well water anytime for nourishment, bathes, play.... I thought about the icy roads. I think about the people who still have to work and clear those icy roads, patrol them and make deliveries. Yes, I am so thankful for the little things. I often, daily, reflect on the JANICE MITCHELL ISBELL ACADEMY that has not reopened since moving to Limestone County. But I know God will make a way. I still worry about those children who need out services. I think about them being lost in the cracks. I think about them being shipped to detention centers and subsequently transferred to prisons. These thoughts tend to consume me. But I am thankful for those thoughts because that keeps me focused on getting a building for JMIA. I know God will provide because the thoughts won't leave indicating he wants that mission exercised. I thank God for my passion for education. I have tried other business but my heart was not there. Only tutoring and education. THANK YOU JESUS FOR KEEPING ME!!!!!!
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