Take heed unto thyself . . .
(1 Timothy 4:16 KJV)
This above Scripture phrase caught my attention early last week. All week the phrase tumbled across my journal pages. And then, I looked up the meaning of heed.
Heed: To Pay Attention, To Give Consideration
To heed is to give careful thought to what you are doing. More definition searching reminded me that I need to be attentive. A person who is attentive is mindful, observant, solicitous, and heedful of the comfort of others. In other words she pays attention.
What does it mean to pay attention? I am learning to notice my limits. Embracing the fact that my energy levels aren’t the same as they used to be. I can only give my attention to a few things at a time. I want to live at God’s pace, not pushed by my own frenetic need to be in control.
You may have noticed I have not been giving much attention to the blog this past week. And I’ve noticed my absence, too.
I was attending to my house; actually spring cleaning. Being mindful that in a few short days my home will be dubbed “Ant Kamp” for the month of June. I’ve agreed to provide childcare for my sister’s four kids, two girls and two boys. We have a lot of fun planned. We have field trip ideas and plenty of time to enjoy the local pools.
I am sure my expectations are high, and we may end up vegetables in front of Netflix, but my intentions are good. And my greatest desire is to be present with my nieces and nephews.
That said, my blogging will be slowing down to a trickle until July, when I plan to unveil the new business idea and its name.
I have enjoyed the journey thus far, and will still be visiting around the blogosphere to see how God is impacting your life and words.
Remember all that potential we talked about awhile back . . .a profusion of beauty arrived while I was cleaning . . .
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