When everything's made to be broken...
One week ago today, Dad and I ate lunch together (yum, sushi). When the subject of disappointment came up, he commented: "You know, what disappointment does is allow a person to really understand what it was that he wanted all along. With that understanding, a person has a choice: he can either become bitter because he didn't get what he wanted, or he can recognize what it is he wanted and go after it."
I am trying desperately to hold onto that quote. It reminds me that we have, at some level, a choice between bitterness and hope; a choice between giving up on our dreams and pursuing our dreams; a choice between letting our limits be set by the world and letting our limits be set by God.
For a humorous and musical spin on the "get up/get down" issue, make sure to read this article. Hey, laughter is the best medicine, right?
1 Comments:
I want to know who you are, chica. *hug*
I think sometimes just keeping going counts as virtue and not giving up counts as progress.
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