Postings have fallen off. And I’m worried. Where does the time go? Would I could multi-task like some of my friends….or not require sleep, like others, perhaps I could get everything finished. But alas, alack. I’m only human (though some might dispute that.) And I have too much to do. I feel like the white rabbit in Alice in Wonderland:always checking my watch (phone), and coming up short. As for God, I (maybe) squeeze Him in at daybreak with a short, “Thanks for another day,” prayer; and at lunch… a short grace, if I haven’t gobbled up my lunch on the go, and (if I don’t fall asleep first), I mumble a short prayer before lights out. I should practice what I preach in Worrywart, (p.36)….
“If the amount of things I do in a day has me worrying over how I’m going to get them all done, clearly, I need a time-out. When things get this bad, I need to stop, make a list of commitments…and prioritize. I do this, and I’m amazed at how much of what I do isn’t really all the necessary.”
I should also remember that “everything will ultimately work its way out according to what is in God’s Daytimer, not mine,” and that “On Judgment Day, God will probably not be interested in how much I included in my day, but how much of my day included Him,” (p.36)
I’m just going to have to reread my book…yet again…that is, when I get a minute.
And hey, I have a feeling I wrote a blog….just like this…not too long ago…a reoccuring theme for sure.
Welcome to the Worrywart's Corner. I hope what you read on these pages will help and inspire you. I'll really try to keep it current, but don't worry if I neglect my duties every once in a while, as I've deadlines that must come first if I want to keep the cats fed and the bill-collector away from my door. For those who may not know me, here's a bit of my backstory: I'm an internationally-published author of over 170 children’s and adult trade titles with close to two million books in print. My books reflect two main passions, God and cats, and include such titles as The Worrywart’s Prayer Book, The Dreamy, Fishy, Happy Bible Storybook, The Ten Commandments for Little Ones, as well as Smelly Feet Sandwich and Other Silly Poems; Purr More, Hiss Less: Heavenly Lessons I Learned from My Cat; The Joy of Being Single and Cat Confessions: A Kitty-Come-Clean Tell-All Book. 
