PUT A TWINKLE IN IT...IT'S CERTAINLY BETTER THAN A DULL THUD

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 The young man had been a terrible accident. He had broken both legs, received a severe cut to his forehead that had caused him to lose a great deal of blood and had lost his left eye as well.

As they wheeled him into the operating room he looked up at the doctor and said, “Hey doc, when you put in my new eye be sure you put one in with a twinkle in it.”
 

And then there is the story of the great violinistwho om the middle of a very important concert had his A string break. He never missed a beat. He just transposed the music and played on with what he had left.
 

I guess it just says what we all know to be true but do have trouble applying.
 

When life gives a stink weed when we were planning on harvesting a rose we just need to pray up rather than cave in.
 

Just transpose and play with what we have left.

Just bring a twinkle attitude to a positive insight.
 

Combine “thank you prayers” with your “God, help me prayers.” Bringing up those blessings that you have or have had makes it easier to live with problems that at the moment are immediate.
Pray for patience. Pray for patience?
 

Yes…because learning how to deal with problems doesn’t come overnight. It takes praying patiently and growing stronger slowly and believing that God can and will make you better able 10 years from now to handle what today you know needs improvement.

Give time a chance. Spiritual, emotional and mental maturity do happen...just keep showing up at the throne of grace with a persistent prayer life and you will be one more who met God each morning and He walked with you in a special way the rest of the day.

Yes...Believe in the lesson taught that when a tree is cut down from that stump can grow a sprout.

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