Number of views for the first week of WordPress publication….

Well, it’s officially been a week since I’ve gone on a hiatus from Facebook.  I will have to admit it’s been a lot more difficult than the first several times I did it.  I’ve also found that I mainly use both my personal computer and phone for accessing social media and therefore don’t use them nearly as much.

I do miss the people I used to interact with on a nearly daily basis.  The pictures that I used to share on social media still get posted on WordPress, but not nearly the same as getting lots of “likes” and comments that the book would afford.

I have done a whole lot more reading and writing and I think that’s a good thing.  In addition, I’ve started on a more disciplined regimen of devotionals, which I had gotten away from in recent years.

I finally received a call-back about a part-time job I had applied for over a month ago.  Turns out it’s down to between one other person and I,,,,I should find out tomorrow whether or not I got the job.  Then I’ll be able to share exactly what the job entails.  I realized that would be more fulfilling to do with a larger audience, but a hiatus is a hiatus…..lol

Seven days down and thirty-nine more to go – I got this.

David Lee

Nobody Knows…. lyrics

[Verse 1]
I don’t know where I belong
No I don’t know
But I’ve been hanging on
For too long
‘Cause no one really knows me, at all
I’ve been spending time
‘Cause time’s on my side
And if I make it home
When our worlds collide
‘Cause no one really knows me, at all

[Instrumental Break]

[Verse 2]
I don’t know where I belong
No I don’t know
But I’ve been hanging on
For too long
‘Cause no one really knows me, at all
So help me find my way
The way I came from
‘Cause I’m feeling lost and afraid
You better not be too far gone
Oh, have I been so wrong
Missed the song
Still I don’t know where I belong
No I don’t know
Because no one really knows me, at all
Yeah, no one really knows me, at all

From this morning’s devotional reading:

I read this morning that when Jesus encountered the disciples on their walk to Emmaus, they spoke of their faith in the past tense: “We trusted.” (Luke 24:21)  Jesus responded to them, “O fools, and slow of heart to believe.”

Let us never put our faith, as these disciples did, in the past tense – “We trusted.”  But let us ever say, “I am trusting.”

The Song of a Bird in a Winter Storm

The soft, sweet summer was warm and glowing,

Bright were the blossoms on every bough:

I trusted Him when the roses were blooming;

I trust Him now….

Small were my faith should it weakly falter

Now that the roses have ceased to blow;

Frail were the trust that now should alter,

Doubting His love when storm clouds grow.

My first attempt to upload an album of pics to WordPress…..Click on any one of the pictures to start the slide show (I think…lol)