To Be Resolved/ The Daily Post


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To Be Resolved

We’re entering the final days of 2014 — how did you do on your New Year’s resolutions these past 11.75 months? Is there any leftover item to be carried over to 2015?

Until this year, I have always looked at New Year’s eve as a sad and down day. The knowledge of what had been happening in my life was familiar; and yet I didn’t want to go into unknown territories.

I used to make resolutions; but hey, let’s face it, many of those aren’t followed after the end of January. Life gets back to normal. Work schedules are once again a five-day a week plus. Kids get bored, school continues on. No more vacations until Spring.

I quit making resolutions years ago. I doubt if I break that record this year either. What I will do instead is be thankful that I have the opportunity to start walking my path in 2015.

I will say thank-you to God for allowing me this day. I will still continue to pray for those who are in unfortunate situations. I will pray that our world wakes up before it is too late. I will give a smile above that my bills are still paid and I can put food on the table.

I guess when it is all over and said, I will once again be thankful and forget the resolution making because I know I won’t stick to it; but realizing how lucky I am is real and I will always keep that upper front in my mind.

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13 thoughts on “To Be Resolved/ The Daily Post

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  2. That’s a good point regarding New Year’s resolutions. Normally, the lifestyle I live prior to the new year are the habits that follow. So lets pray that we have the strength to release old habits and live the newness of better faith habits that pleases God year round. Nice post my friend.

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    • Thank you dear friend. Yes, let’s pray we break old habits and make new habits of working harder reading our Bibles and praying and listening to God. Merry Christmas

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