Thanks for Listening

Today I am grateful for people who listen to inspiration.  There are so many people who have contacted me out of the blue.  They don't know how stressed I am today, or how little I think of myself in this moment.  And yet they reach out as a friend because they listen.

So thank you, friends, for taking the time to listen to inspiration and let me know you are there and that you care.  I needed that today more than you will ever know.

I always want to be that friend.  I want to be the one who listens to a prompting and helps someone else out.  But often I ignore it.  I thinki that someone else can help them and that I am probably not the person they need anyway.  It all stems from my horridly low self-esteem.  And I KNOW that.  But it doesn't make it any easier to overcome.

I am grateful for people who accept me as I am.  I am grateful for those who aren't trying to fix me.  Trust me, I am doing enough of that for everyone.

Anyway, thanks, Heavenly Father, for sending me reminders that I am your Daughter.

Now if someone could just help me figure out how to buy a new laptop I could relax a little.

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