Good morning to the tired, lanky self that SLOWLY rose out of bed.
Good morning to the woman who loves her NPR first thing. Spending time with Steve Inskeep and Renee Montagne? Yes, please.
Good morning to the woman that snagged her Starbucks latte and got excited about the stars that were still outside and who ate an apple and almond butter to start her day.
Good morning to the woman, who at times, feels so afraid for all that lies in front of her.
Good morning to the woman who is just a little too worn out on work right now.
Good morning to the woman who is fighting to relinquish old stories and lies about herself:
Like how she has nothing to offer
How she's afraid she'll mess up or won't remember what she needs to when she needs to
How she won't offer help or stand up to someone because she doesn't want to hurt feelings
or make the situation worse
Or-what if she doesn't have a comeback to fight for what she believes is right?
Good morning to the woman who simultaneously loves and hates being a leader.
Good morning to the woman who DOES want some of the old story back...
The joy
Lighthearted, easy coming laughter
Investing in friends-heck, having friends
Good morning to the woman who realized the other day she didn't have a girlfriend in town to call when she felt the world was crashing down on her.
Good morning to the woman who realizes she is a bit dramatic about this at times!
"Good morning!" He says. "Did you see the stars I laid out for you? I spent all night making sure they looked perfect when you walked outside this morning."
"Good morning!" He says. "Did you see the frost on your car? I left it there so you could slow down a little bit, not rush off to do work, but to take time to enjoy yourself, enjoy the crisp autumn air."
"Good morning!" He says. "Did you notice the ache in your heart this week? The ache I allowed to grow so you could notice life was not all about you. To remember as you give away your life for me and the people I love, you will find you've been refilled, even to overflowing! This is something that brings me great joy to do!"
"Good morning!" He says. "Did you remember this morning how I placed you where you are? I am growing you. I do not see your old stories. In fact, I never did. I cried when my beautiful creation thought those things were true of her. No. They are not true, my darling. You-you I made to change the world."
"Good morning!" He says. "Let's go live this day. Together."
