1. You can't do everything on your to do list everyday. Learn to grace yourself.
2. For classes, all you need is a few decent pens, a folder, a notebook, and a pack of index cards.
3. Practice your Greek vocabulary everyday. It's worth the effort.
4. Go to sleep when you're tired. It makes you less of a jerk.
5. Talk less. And when you're listening, ACTUALLY listen- don't just take the space when the other person is talking to think about what you are going to say.
6. Forgive.
7. Learn to play.
8. Get the $60 dollar haircut. It's worth it every single time.
9. Save every month, even if its only a little.
10. Buy the cute red shoes.
This blog is a part of my effort to begin writing every day. Its my online journal, a collection of my thoughts, and maybe even a record of my creativity.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
By the end of your life, what do you hope to have accomplished?
A doctorate in theology.
A family, with full grown children and maybe some grandchildren.
I would like to have been in a pastoral position at a church for a considerable length of time.
I want to have written a book.
I would like to have taught a few college or graduate level courses.
...but ultimately, when I am at the end of my life, I want to know that I have lived it well. I want to have had good, healthy relationships. I want to have fallen in love. I want to have learned how to fail. I want to leave a legacy of faithfulness.
A family, with full grown children and maybe some grandchildren.
I would like to have been in a pastoral position at a church for a considerable length of time.
I want to have written a book.
I would like to have taught a few college or graduate level courses.
...but ultimately, when I am at the end of my life, I want to know that I have lived it well. I want to have had good, healthy relationships. I want to have fallen in love. I want to have learned how to fail. I want to leave a legacy of faithfulness.
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