What am I learning at this time of “The Virus?” Well, I have learned that routine is easily upended. My routine and personal desires are not sacred. Life contains much outside my little box. I can choose to be a blessing or be a big pain. Being a big pain does attract attention, but maybe not the attention I like. Trying to get my own way usually ends in misery for me.
I am finding my world more and more
restricted. As the virus continues its course, activities are gradually
waning. I see my parents, and my
parents, and my parents and my parents.
I love them, and they are usually pleasant on the eyes, but even I need
variety. We are working hard at spending
quality time, but they still have many responsibilities, and so I am learning to
be mature. I should have learned this long ago, but I did not like the
learning. It is hard and unpleasant at times.
Being immature is easier.
This is a good time to work on
growing. I need to take the challenge
and rise higher. I can hone new skills
and add others. I can pray and meditate on Jesus. Time for me to make good choices, and
increase my faith.
