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Word of the....month *vbg*

So, after reading Jennifer's "Word of the Year" post at Homes of Love, I wanted to do the same thing. Problem is, I simply can't come up with just one word. SOOOOO, I'm going to do a "word of the month". That gives me 12 words for a year; maybe that I can do. :D
So my word for January is:

consistent
I tend to be scatter-brained and easily distracted (unless, of course, I'm reading a good book or watching a good movie!), and a little hit-and-miss at various important things in life. Such as having a quiet time. Or having meals ready on time (my poor family). Or remembering all the other little things I'm supposed to do (I have to set an alarm to remember to vacuum the living floor when it's my turn). Or being on time with birthday cards, etc. OK, so maybe my problem isn't so "little"... :P So my word--and thus my goal--for January (and all of 2009, of course!) is consistent--to be consistent, that is. Not necessarily perfect, just consistently imperfect. :D

OK, I should go to bed before my rambling has me so thoroughly confused I can't figure out what it is I'm doing. Before I do, though, I wanted to mention Mark Lowry's "blog" (he calls it his "ramblings"). He's got a great post up right now about how much God loves each one of us, and we are the apple of His eye. It'll make you smile and make you think, I encourage you to go read it! :D
http://www.marklowry.com/inside/ramblings/2009ramblings/rambling_1_2009.htm

Love you all, have a great week richly blessed with the Father's grace and joy! (and maybe I'll get around to a longer post tomorrow...)

Comments

Great job Haley! I love the word you chose. =)
Anonymous said…
This is a creative idea! Pick a word and make it your goal for the month; that's manageable, easy to remember, and challenging also! Consistent is definitely a good one...hope your month proves to be just that. ;)

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