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Do you ever get moments where you just know something is going to change? Bad rhetorical question there- as I try to generalise my thinking. I'm in a transition time just now. I think big change is afoot (some in a really obvious kind of way), but in the processing of likely change I realise how frustrated I am with where I am now. It feel a bit like the two days before having a major hair cut, every tiny split end is a big deal.

Apparently he/ she who has learned to wait has learned everything. I'm just so bad at it! All prayers very welcome as I go through the next few months. God's good in it all- I know He is at work- I just know not what He's working on..

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Sipech said…
What if the person who has learned to wait for their train has taught themselves out of the habit of listening to platform alterations?
10:41 pm
Anonymous said…
tell me about it sister - I know exactly where you're coming from!
10:58 am
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