Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Crossing the Rubicon

This is a story about a girl named Sarah.  One year ago, she got word from Upstairs that it was time to go.  Two months ago, she finished saving up, quit her job, and packed.  One month ago, she left her home, her small town, and her entire state behind.  27 days ago, she arrived in the city, unloaded all her possessions, and waved goodbye to her parents' departing truck.  And yesterday she decided to write about it.

Why?

Because she's scared to death, and saying that out loud takes her one step closer to calming down.

Because one day the present will be the past, and she'd like to be able to look back and see what the heck her God was doing.  (Because He's on the move, make no mistake.)

Because maybe there's somebody else out there who's decided to jump in the deep end of the pool, and flailing and splashing love company.

Because the world makes more sense in words and sentences and punctuation.

Just because.

4 comments:

  1. You're wonderful and brave and I love you. Also, you can come hide out at my house anytime you need a break.

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  2. The Lord's plans for you are good ones! We're in your corner, friend. :)

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  3. Thank you for sharing, Sarah! He does have a plan and He gives the best to those who leave the choice with Him.

    Much love to you, Jane

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  4. Thank you, La! Save a spot for me in your teepee.

    I'm glad to have you there, Ellen -- thanks for the reminder. :)

    Love you too, Mrs. Pruden!

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