One
of my best moments yesterday was when my girly quoted back to me
something she'd seen from one of the inspiring internet things I'd
recently shown her. I was doing a spot of painting and she said “Mum,
you should paint more often – do what you love, and love what you
do!” Now I'm not entirely sure I love painting – and I only ever
do it when there is paint to use up after the kids have finished
whatever they are doing. (So as there was some sandy coloured paint
and blue left, it was a sea-scene I painted.) But I do often get into
my “flow” when I'm creating something arty-crafty, so she's
probably right, I should be arty-crafty more often, even if it's not
with paint per se.
Today
I had 6 hours all to myself between church services which seemed an
incredibly long time indeed. But maybe crafting services is another
occasion when I'm in my flow, as the afternoon disappeared in no time
at all and I didn't get done half of the things I intended (I have
left the work ones for tomorrow, you'll be pleased to hear). I was
very pleased with how tonight's service went, on how we can love
others better, particularly Muslims. I think it's really important
right now for Christians to look at what can stop us from showing
love, and share ways in which we already do share love, and learn
from each other as to how we can do that more. Lots of people showed
me love and support for doing it, and so the love just grows and
grows. Hope that's what you're finding too...
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