Have you ever found yourself facing a problem, one you
thought you had resolved before, and you find yourself stumbling toward the
answers you thought you had locked in? That’s where I am today. It’s just like
Windows 8 all over again. I came so close to giving up.
See, I know me. Just as my feet no longer dance through
their day, my brain, though still there (praise the Lord), no longer absorbs
great lumps of facts in a sprint—I have to settle into a marathon or sit in my
recliner in front of the TV and grow moss on my brain.
Once again I have taken the challenge to venture further
into this new millennium. I traded my cute little flip phone for the smart-alec
phone. At least, that’s what I call it now. Someday it will mean more to me or
so I tell myself.
After the first week, I’m familiar with the alarm clock and
can make a call. Sandy
waves her hands across its screen and many wondrous things flash by my eyes,
then disappear once she hands it back to me.
Remembering my love/hate relationship with Windows 8, I recall
how I survived and realized here we go
again! Take notes this time, Doris—the subject is bound to arise again;
you’re not going away any time soon, so get with the program: start small,
exercise a little every day instead of cramming for the exam—that doesn’t work
any more, build those powerful muscles behind your eyes little by little, day
by day, and never quit, never give up. And this new phone will give you a few
of its secrets as you go!
I may be slow, but this time I think I’ve got it.
Just like the daily walk—not sprint—with God. In this life you can never learn all the
wonderful promises in His Holy Bible, never perfectly follow His path. No one
can, so don’t give up. Just keep practicing using those verses you learn along
the way to keep you on His path without letting doubts discourage you and steal
you away. You'll get there.
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