I just want to share with you tow things that I can now laugh at.
My seven year old son made reference to something from the Bible that set me right in my place. He was pulling a car on a length of elastic around the house when he knocked something out of place. Can’t remember what he knocked down. But because I warned him a few times before about it, it got me upset. So I chided him about it asking him if he didn’t know he knocked something over. He responded by sighing and then in a matter of fact tone let me know that I cannot judge him for what he didn’t know because God does not judge us for what we don’t know. Well what could I say.
I decided to wash my car so I hooked up the hose and vigorously set out doing it. With the entire car covered with suds, I hustled to wash it down only to realize there was no water. Annoyed and desperately trying to figure out what to do, I felt the only thing I can do is fill up a bucket from the back and get the soap suds off. Then it hit me, why not just hook up the same hose to the pipe that I’m going to fill up the bucket from so you wouldn’t have to bring around several buckets of water. Our emotions sometimes really blinds us.
No matter how hectic your week was, because sometimes as a virtual assistant or any small business owner for that matter, things can really bear down on us. But I’m sure, even if we did not laugh when it happened, we can still laugh at it now because TGIF.
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