It’s October
and although that scary holiday doesn’t come until the end of the month, I
endured a scary situation this morning. Secondborn was extra foul! I asked a few questions only
to receive a nod or thumbs up for a response. Firstborn knows his brother well
and said to me, “He and mornings don’t mix.”
We got out of the house without
killing each other and stopped to pick up our morning commuter; he was foul
also. Eeewww. I’m a morning person, so I chose to be quiet and allow them to
bask in their own stuff. I remember my previous
pastor in San Diego
saying that whatever time of the day we have breath in our body should be our
time. In other words, if it is morning and we’re alive, we should be a morning
person. If it’s late in the evening and we’re still breathing, we should be an
evening person.
I’m far from having that
24/7 demeanor – especially when my telephone rings after nine o’clock in the
evening. It’s a shame how ugly my face turns! As a said “Godly” woman, my
attitude should be one of gratitude throughout the day. Regardless of the foul
personalities around me and even foul circumstances I endure, I should practice
maintaining expressions and conduct of someone with some sense! I know I’m
human, but I have a supernatural power available to me at all times to hide me
from my Self. I’m still learning to tap into that power when I feel Miss Flesh
rising. She lingers like a bad aftertaste! When I decrease and allow God to
increase in every
situation throughout the day, I don’t appear to be moody or chemically
imbalanced, which I am at least once a month.
How about you? Are you a morning person, evening person, or a Godly person? Ouch!
How about you? Are you a morning person, evening person, or a Godly person? Ouch!
