Both computers in my house broke down at what seemed to be the worst time ever. I am about to start @ Emory in a few days, my wife and kids just started back to school last week, and I had a series of really cool blog posts scheduled. A ton of other reasons make this an awful time to be without a computer.
Two of my buddies from Twitter are going to help a brother out with some temporary computers, but I have decided that this time without a computer (I am writing this from my trusty Blackberry) is a blessing…a sign of sorts. My son goes back to daycare next week and I have had way more time to play with him instead of having my nose stuck in the laptop. I have been praying a lot for our church plant and for several pastors around the country who are going through some real challenges. I have been doing a ton of laundry and little projects around the house.
Do you have anything in your life that you are currently seeing as bad, that you could choose to see for its benefits?
Try it and let me know how your change of perspective helps.
Love y’all!
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Emory can wait. They’re not ‘that’ important. Your family, in my eyes, is clearly much more significant than a few biologists seeing how to move some electrons, or should that have been “chemists”?
Computers, in general, can serve as a ‘curse’; I’m blessed right now to have viable and affordable access.
As for T-Mobile: it’s the company that enables me to talk to family members for cheap from far away–good in my book.
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