Hello Good People,

On this day, I am praying for the families that are living through the devastation in Alabama. In the midst of loss may they gain a new and bold strength that pulls them through adverse times. I am hoping that they know that God is with them. They will recover, recharge and go forward. Families and neighbors will pull together. I am praying for those that may not feel that prayer will help because all that had and knew is gone. I am praying that they are bestowed a new vision for their lives.

On another note, last night I set my alarm to watch the Royal Wedding. I turned on the television this morning than it watched me sleep. Once I got out of the bed and prepared for the day, I watched the vows. I wanted to be a Princess at some time during my childhood. Honestly, on some days, I wonder when my Price will come. It was nice to see that at least one little girls dream came true. I wish them a lifetime of laughter, peace and happiness.

Stay Blessed,
Kenya

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Hello Good People,

Today I had several conversations surrounding adversity. Living through it. Reviewing it from a distance. And, how some of it may live inside of me forever. How do I handle those feelings? How do I take a time out when there is no time to stop the clock?

I call them “Wilderness Experiences”. Mainly because I feel lost. Every turn could potentially be the right decision to lead me into a clearing. Once I take that turn, it will lead me back to where I started. Left or right, it doesn’t matter; I am going in a circle until I learn my lesson. I may think that I’ll never find my way out. At the moment of giving up, or giving into this existence, that is not supposed to be my life, I’ll see a glimpse of light. Is the light the lesson that I’m supposed to learn? Or, is the light clarity of my situation? Either way, having mental grasps empowers me to make decisions, create a plan and move. Now for the really hard questions: Am I moving someone out of my way? Am I moving out of someone else’s way? Am I moving out of my own way? Whether I feel like two cents or 10 million dollars, I have to do something.

"Life is a succession of lessons, which must be lived to be understood."-Ralph Waldo Emerson

Have a good one,
Kenya

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