In addition to this lack of creativity, the semester is coming to a close, which means that papers are due. I have two 20-page monsters that are weighing on me. Thankfully, I have great topics and thorough outlines for each. I simply am having trouble converting those outlines to paragraphs and pages.
So let's make this easy. Forget the creativity. It's time to just write.
Thus...
I am thankful for all of the visitors we had for several weeks.
I am thankful for a great relationship with a son who speaks honestly and openly.
I am thankful for an empty house.
I am thankful for the quiet.
I am thankful that I have not had to go to the Strip for four days!
I am thankful John returned home before the big storms in the East.
I am thankful all of our families are safe and sound after those big storms.
I am thankful for great meetings with church staffs and potential ministry opportunities.
I am thankful that the medical portion of the Navy acceptance has now come to an end.
I am thankful that the chaplain recruiter calls me with almost hourly updates.
I am thankful for texts of encouragement from those who know I have the ability to write great papers.
I am thankful for a Dad who will turn 60 in a few days!
I am thankful for coffee.
Okay, so that at least gets me writing and forming sentences. Now maybe I can get on to this paper writing?
Grace & peace to all!
I am thankful for an old friend whose unbelievable attitude of gratitude picks me up every time I read her blog...and that she had all of the visitors! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm thankful for you, too, Carl! Hey...I may need some professional advice... If you're up to it, look for an email from me soon!
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