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I'm really awful at sticking to schedules, but I need some kind of structure in my days- and so do my kids. The "free spirited" part of me is cringing right now at the very word 'structure', but the little tiny rational and logical part of me is jumping for joy. Just doing whatever we Feel like doing all day is getting awfully dull. Maybe there's a bit of lingering depression, maybe that's why these sunshiney days aren't looking like the golden opportunities they used to.
My head feels full of cobwebs and dust, and if I can just air it out, I'll feel so much better.
In theory.
Here's hoping.
My head feels full of cobwebs and dust, and if I can just air it out, I'll feel so much better.
In theory.
Here's hoping.
I think what i'm trying to say is that there IS structure in free-spiritness - true free-soiritness. Without structure you're just a deadbeat and you're anything but that. What I think you're cringing at is c-c-c-confromity. All the grey suits and red ties marching in single file and in perfect cadence to spiritual failure. Free spirits run with the meek and follow dreams down rabbit holes. What can seem like ramblings are perfect pathways. However, and as you have said before, the chase is all you got. The conquest is never reached. Such is the life of the free spirit.
I think that's why these spirits gather so much at the well of Christ.