What have I, what have I, what have I done to deserve this?
I've been trying to log in to blog all weekend. I finally figured out how to get in through the back door.
I was going to tell you about the LONG walk I took Nuschler on yesterday morning and how he was a pooped puppy all night. He was laying across the bottom of the front door like one of those draft catchers. Too funny.
I was going to tell you about a magazine, which has a list of hot things you don't have to do in 2007. First on the list is blog all your secrets. Last is cardio pole dancing.
I was going to tell you about how I am feeling judged and therefore become judgmental, or I am judgmental and therefore feel judged. Jane, how do I get off this vicious cycle?
I was going to talk about watching Grey's and Ugly with Punky asleep on the couch opposite me. I wept during Grey's and tried to keep it quiet. And I laughed so hard during Ugly I was gripping my chest trying to stifle it. Both so, so good.
I was going to talk about how my friend's 7-year-old asked if Punky and I are having sex (they don't watch Will & Grace anymore) and her husband asked me all about kids and our possible inabilities. Goodness. Where have good manners gone?
And finally, I could talk about this nagging feeling that it is time for big change. I'll keep Punky and the pooches.
But, no, I'm now too frustrated to blog.
1 Comments:
Sara,
I recently came across this and thought that I would share it with you. The perspective is awesome.
Cheers
GaryT
I asked an old monk, "How do I get over the habit of judging people?"
He answered, "When I was your age, I was wondering where is the best place to go to pray. Well, I asked Jesus that question. His answer was, "Why don't you go into the heart of my Father"
So I did. I went into the heart of the Father, and all these years that's where I have prayed. Now I see everyone as my own child. How can I judge anyone?"
Theophane the Monk
Tales From the Magic Monastery
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