Susan's Road Trip to California--Continued

This is probably the longest road trip EVER. Before it ends back in Texas next year sometime I will have experienced many things from ecstatic spiritual highs to deep humility and pain. In the end I will come out stronger and knowing more than ever. My TX pastor said it best--I have a great CAPACITY to grow spiritually. If only it weren't so hard to do. If only you could fail alone.

Sunday, December 07, 2003

Raisin, date and walnut oatmeal, clementine tangerines—morning comfort food. It is 10:30 Sunday morning and I am at my computer and not in the church house—and not too happy about that! I PLANNED to go to church I set my alarm ad got up—and was hacking so bad I could hardly function. And then I knew even though I had slept the full night I needed MORE sleep. I could feel that in me too. I called Terry about bringing her dolly for Randy to use and SHE thought I should stay home. I don’t think I sounded very good. Mostly I knew I needed more sleep. So I gave up and went back to bed. I don’t think I could handle church today in my state-perhaps a quiet Baptist church on the corner, but that would still involve me getting dressed and being coherent and I am just not. Man this thing knocked me out bad.

I cannot describe how overwhelming it is to attempt to MOVE while you have the flu! I mean it is NUTS! And then of course when you get sick it is easy to lose perspective. So my mind is not holding a bunch of rational thoughts—instead I am sitting here thinking, my word, I am leaving Los Angeles in 10 days and don’t have a job! Am I NUTS! I don’t know if I have ever lived my life down to the wire like this before.

It is a fine line between trust and fear, but there is only one way I can go.

He’s still God and I’m still NOT.



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