Praying for a quick recovery!I'm glad my friends share things with me, but I wish they'd keep their germs to themselves. This is not a good time for me to be sick.
I was gonna guess you, but you didnt give me a chance.Guess who got fired today?
MEEEEE.
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*perk*My bread is getting noticed. I might have to start making more. Yay/Yikes.
I created my own sour over about 4 months. To make something gluten free, you can't use any wheat, rye or barley flours, so I use my own blend of white rice, sorghum and potato flours. It doesn't work at all like wheat so to explain it here would be more than I have words for.*caffeinated perk (much more than a normal perk)
Do you use a starter culture or do you use packaged yeast? And how do you make it gluten free? How does it rise? What kind of flour?
Why am I never good enough for others? I try so hard to succeed but I only ever seem to be as good as my last mistake. And why are other people held to lower standards of "human after all" and are excused for vile things and deliberate bad decisions but I am expected to perform flawlessly like a superhuman? You could say it helps me become even stronger but I am getting oh so tired of it all. One can only do so much without any support or help.
Just checked my last pay stub - I have two weeks of vacation on the books, and 3 days PCL (paid compensated leave, which works similar to vacation time).
I may take a day or two of "stay-cation" in September/October, but after that....where to go? where to go?
I created my own sour over about 4 months. To make something gluten free, you can't use any wheat, rye or barley flours, so I use my own blend of white rice, sorghum and potato flours. It doesn't work at all like wheat so to explain it here would be more than I have words for.
Same here, and it can be exhausting. As long as were running in circles in His pasture, and not running a straight line out of it. Jesus, thank you for being our Good Shepherd, and allowing us the freedom to run around like nuts, if that's what we do sometimes, and still loving us, and when we collapse from being dizzy, you hold us close and let us rest in your arms. Thank you for keeping us, your wandering sheep, in you care.MissCris2261420 said:My kids have a book called "My No, No, NO Day!" and it's about a little girl who throws a fit or complains about everything, all day long. It's fun to read to them because I get to do the yelling/whining parts exactly like they do. At the end of the book, the mom asks her daughter "Who wants a bedtime story?", and the girl yells, "Nobody!" But her mom comes and sits by her bed and reads the girl's favorite story anyway, and then the little girl tells her mom she's sorry for the bad day.
I have a lot of my own type of "No, No, NO" days. I don't always apologize at the end of them, either. But even after I've been a jerk and complained about silly things...I'm still loved. By my family, and by the Lord. I have a hard time accepting that, even though I'm quick to forgive others for things...I don't give myself the same grace.
Anyway. This was on my mind because I've been doing a lot of silent complaining today. And I wonder, when the day is over, if I'll have learned anything, or if I'll still be frustrated about the same things when I wake up tomorrow.
I spend a lot of time running in circles of my own creation.
