Life lesson #348: Colossians 4:5

Today has been a very good day. Plain and simple. It was 70 degrees outside, even though it's November. I was little confused when I walked out of work this afternoon, but I couldn't complain in the least bit. God continues to keep me guessing, in all aspects of my life. I kind of enjoy the fact that He does that, though. That way, I never get too comfortable. 


You know, right when I think I'm showing signs of insanity, I find that maybe I'm not so crazy after all. Tonight I was reminded to enjoy the here and now while it is here and now. I would think that by now, I would have it down. Make the most of every opportunity. But I guess one can never be reminded too many times, especially if their name happens to be Ally Willis. It's funny... I think so much about the future at times, that I forget about life right now. It's to the point in the semester where I somehow have misplaced all motivation. I'm not too keen on homework assignments, or the lack of sleep, or the lack of time in a day to accomplish everything. Alright, alright. I know I am the one who brought this upon myself, I see that. All fingers are pointed at me. Even as it is my fault, I have let circumstances govern how I perceive my day. I think in my head, okay there is only four weeks left of school. Just get through it, Al. The next four weeks count, too, though. I mean... they matter, I should make them a priority. I should make the most out of them.  
So, folks. That's my newest goal. Well, it's kind of God's newest goal for me. Live in the moment, rejoice in the moment, be content in the moment. Await the future with excitement, but live joyfully in the present. Let's see how this plays out. 


Short post... Time for productivity. 

Ally