Thursday, February 06, 2014

The Messy "me" moments!

 
We all have those moments where something goes wrong
or we don't get our way. 
We become a complete emotional mess,
or we act in such anger & haste. 
Or is it just me?? Lol ;) 

Haste is often the Devil's trap to get us moving too quickly and catch us in an unprayerful, unguarded moment. 

Well I recently had one of those messy moments. 
I couldn't find my iPhone, after my sister &
I helped my Mema 
(Grandma, Moms side) 
clean off her porch of snow! 
Sister shoveling, 
& I vigorously sweeping ;) 


You can imagine the stress I was under...
All that snow & my cell might be buried underneath it.
(At least 6-8 inches deep) 
Of course, I can't call it. 
Because, my ringer is off once again. 
Hmm...what to do, what to do?? 

Proverbs 14:29b  
"He that is hasty of spirit exalts foolishness." 

Me being me, I start to freak out. 
(Remember this is the phone 
I am supposed to have for another 
2 years with my contract...
You cannot, I repeat cannot lose it!!) 

So I start looking around all over my
Mema's house in a very-hasty, frustrated manner. 
I then yell at my sister to go out & start searching for it in the snow
I then got my Mom & Mema searching out there too. 
We are now ALL looking for my missing iPhone. 

Haste also causes us to say & do unloving things which we often, later regret.

Me still being me, begin to get even more frustrated
& hastily keep kicking snow around
to see if my phone fell into it... 
Still no sign of Mr. iPhone. 

I then walk up the back porch stairs & hear my Mema say out-loud 
(in a peaceful & very calm voice) 
"Okay Lord, 
Where is Kerrington's phone??" 

That went right into my heart. 
I love how prayer was her 1st instinct. 
While mine was to freak & get everyone looking for it. 

She simply stopped, laid the entire
stressful-situation down at his feet 
& asked for his guidance & his divine help. 
(Now why didn't I think of that!?!) 

Haste is sometimes the result of angry impatience, 
which is a lack of faith.

We are now, still looking around & 
I am getting more emotional as each second ticks by. 
My mom then suggests us to go home
& check around the house.
"Maybe you dropped it in our driveway!"
 My mom said with 
such a positive attitude. 

As I plopped my super-frustrated,
stressed-out self into the front passenger seat,
I looked into the centre counsel
& there laid my missing iPhone. 
It had been their all along!! 

What a messy "me" moment, 
that was!! 

Follow the Lord and let Him lead instead of
 acting impulsively or 
in haste. 

I definitely learned a lesson that day & it was to
 Never act in haste!

Thanks for reading, 
About my very messy me moment ;) 

Until next time, 
 
~Kerrington  






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