Morning Thoughts

I woke up from the alarm and thought it had to be a mistake! Seven thirty came too quickly, once again. As I stumbled to the bathroom, my next thought was that no one should have to get up while it is still dark. I can’t believe people jog, eat breakfast and go to work in the dark. At least by the time I get out for my walk, it is light.

But I guess no one is asking me . . . and the world does need to keep turning, so I am grateful for my hubby who always gets up without complaining. He’s a born provider, looking out for the needs of those he loves. He doesn't only work hard, but he gives unselfishly. He’s careful, knowing money does not grow on trees, but when we decide to help someone out and each of us comes up with a sum – his amount is always bigger than mine.

This reminds me of a verse that we learned with our Sunday School class of young boys a long time ago. (Words spoken by Jesus)
Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. Luke 6:38