Dear Cris,
Every day you stand in front of me. We have this unspoken relationship. I know
you hold loosely to what you see on my side.
I believe that is a good thing, for what you are seeing changes ever so
slightly every day. However, I get the
honors of seeing beyond the reflection. Every
morning as you prepare to start your day this is what I see.
I see a woman who loves life to its fullest. A woman who is satisfied by the slow, simple
small moments. I see a woman who
embraces beauty with all of her heart.
The kind of beauty that is felt not seen. I see a woman who is open to new experiences
that satisfy the soul. I see a woman who
loves her family to the depths of her being. I see a woman who is hungry to make
a difference not just in her world but the world around her as well.
I see a woman who is ready to be seen and
heard, fear is no longer keeping her small. I see a woman who loves to help
others find their voice. I see a woman who is fiercely adamant about her core
values. I see a woman who does not need
credit for her calling but hungers for guidance, correction and leadership
through mentoring. I see a woman who
knows two are better than one and travels with a tribe of close knit friends.
I see a woman who knows how to live within
her means and loves to give from her abundance. I see a woman who is done being
a patient and wants desperately to walk in the healing with the use of all the
tools she has gathered over the last eleven years. I see a woman who wants to
leave a legacy of one who listened well.
I see a woman who wants people to say she found her voice and used it
well. I see a woman who loves Jesus. I see a woman who is not bound by
religious behavior but understands the benefits of living a religious life.
I see a woman who understands that there is a
season for everything under the sun. I see a woman who will fight to the finish
to make sure that the voice of those being ignored are heard. Most of all I see
a woman who is not afraid to live in this crazy, noisy, busy, bright, loud
world. I see a woman who has learned to
modify when needed her life in such a way that she is able to live in the messy
moments. I see a woman who knows that
the miracles in life are found in the messiest of moments.
I am proud of what I see. Keep living in the slow, simple, small
moments of life and you will continue to experience the miracles of the moment.
One of Your Closest Companions
You’re Reflection
Dear blogging friends,
There was a time in my life when looking in the mirror
caused me to fear for what I saw. I
hated my reflection and I cursed what God had created, me. I write this post with a heart of celebration
because those days of hating what I saw are long gone, they have been for sometime. God took my broken pieces and turned them
into a master PEACE. I am anything but
perfect. However, today I am able to
stand in front of the mirror and like what I see. I have learned for me to love others I must
love myself. For those of you that are
part of my tribe, my community I thank you for helping me embrace my reflection
instead of curse God’s creation.
Cris
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