Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Blessed Health
I have just come in from refilling the birdseed in the feeder, as well as recently finishing my breakfast. "Breakfast?!?" I hear almost in chorus. Yes, I got up after 10 this morning. Today is the first day in 6 I have woken and felt well. I contracted some sort of bronchial irritation, though I can't give it a name since I haven't been to the doc. I actually feel today like I will be able to remain in an upright position for extended periods of time. Most of the weekend and the first two days of this week have been spent sleeping, hence the title of this post. We have all heard someone say that your health is worth so much more than your wealth. All of your money cannot buy good health. Yes, I know there are so many things we can do to keep ourselves healthy, and I say spend the money to do so. But we should never, ever think that we can abuse our bodies in younger years by working long hours for Mammon, and then fix ourselves when we are older with the Mammon we have accumulated. Our bodies are surely the temples of the Lord, and He would have us remember that in all ways. If we are to serve God with our all of our mind, soul, strength, and body, we can only do that by taking care of what He has given us. As a single girl living on her own far away from Mommy and Daddy, one of the richest blessings that I ever had from God was my health. I missed work for very few sick days, and when you are your own support, that means a great deal. God didn't just provide money for me to live, but He provided the ability to earn that money. Thank you, Lord!
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3 comments:
Well, I'll try this for the 3rd time. Blogging tries one's patience. Since I'm from another time zone and prefer 'tel'ephone or (e)mail, I'm sure we'll check in here from time to time.
We know you'll enjoy hearing from your friends. During all this cold and snow weather that keeps them indoors, blogging is about the only option. Now, people down south, put on a sweater and go on about life. (I hope everyone hears the teasing in this.)
We're glad your're feeling better, didn't know you were 'under the weather'?
Mom
Awww...I'm sorry you've been sick. That's no fun....but perhaps it explains why you haven't answered my e-mails. :)
Sorry about your uncle too...but it sounds like he lived a good life and has gone to a better place. That is a great blessing and wonderful comfort!
Love ya!
We also have a bird feeder.
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