Being a big L.M. Montgomery fan, I think back to the wise advise Miss Stacey gave Anne Shirley: "Tomorrow is a new day, all fresh with no mistakes in it." I find myself repeating similar words to myself and to my children. What a relief to know we can start over, to know we don't have to cling to mistakes. Things can be made right and we all deserve compassion...even from ourselves! If the Psalmist can celebrate God's new mercies every morning, surely we can celebrate with him.
Gunilla Norris speaks eloqently in her book, Being Home, about Awakening:
First thought--as in "first light"--
let me be aware that I awaken in You.
Before I even think that I am in my bed,
let me think that I am in You.
I am thankful for fresh new mornings and the opportunity to give my children the same sense of joy in finding ourselves once again in "You."
1 comment:
I'll be needing a fresh new morning tommorow;)Rough day over here but this post helps me to re-group and start fresh.
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