Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Always Something to Talk About


Fuji 100C instant film. Shot on a Polaroid 600SE


I had the honor today, of guest blogging over at:
Always Something to Talk About

Today was a good, good day. A lot of proverbial 'chips' have fallen and are continuing to fall into place for me this week. Like, jaw-dropping, amazing things. Can't wait to share.

For now? I have been a long time away from my kids today, and my bed is calling.

Tell me about a time when the chips fell into place for you. I need some inspiration.

2 comments:

Lace said...

Ooo! I can't wait to hear these amazing things!
I've been feeling the same way, we've waited a long time for things to fall into place and they have come together better than we could have ever hoped.
I'm so glad for you! I knew we had a lot to catch up on!

Carlotta said...

I don't think I can really put my finger on any one particular experience in my life; yet as I grow up I am realizing that I can try my hardest to do what is right and if the desire is there to do what is right, even if I am in the middle of what I consider to be the smelliest sess pool of the century; it's like setting up dominos and pushing the first one, and the rest fall into place. The sess pool may still stink and I may still not want to be in it, but at least I know I am doing the right thing because of how things are falling into place with the greatest of ease.
When I push against the positive desires in my life and that "voice" in my heart that is telling me what I need to be doing, that is when there is this negative charge, kind of like when you try to put magnets together? everything seems to be just that much harder and the dominos aren't falling into place so smoothly.
Some of the biggest ones that I can think of that will always stay with me are:
1. When I moved from California to Utah and I was 6 months prego with Calli and a single mom to a 6 yr old
2. When I placed Calli for adoption
3. This custody case that I have been in for 25 months now, EVERYtime I need something Heavenly Father brings it to my rememberance, whether it is a text message, email, voicemail, or papers that I was served, that help in my responses
4. Moving back to Bountiful-It has been smooth like butter, never had a move so smooth!

Take care and RUUUUNNNNN with these moments where the chips are falling into place, don't worry about tomorrow or yesterday! Enjoy these moments to their fullest!