It was too windy for my umbrella, and it took three tries to find an ATM that worked. Sometimes the day starts out like that. I usually ignore the distractions, but today it struck me that in tuning out these nuisances, I was tuning out people as well. My protective measures were TOO protective.
Maybe everyone experiences this in a big, bustling city-I don’t know.
I have to keep asking God to help me lift my eyes up to look in the faces of the “people going by.”
“I see friends shaking hands, saying ‘how do you do…’” (sings Armstrong).
No, it isn't a warm, spring day. But there are still a lot of pleasant moments to appreciate.
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Liz, what are you complaining about? If I had money to go and live in St. Pete right now - I would! America sucks when it comes to a social life and perspectives it offers. You have so much to go for you there. I do not understand why you're concentrating on the orphanages only. You have SO many options there. I know, because I lived there. Just relax and find other things to do.
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