Pop Tarts

I am sick again! I don't know about you, but I hate being sick with a passion. I have one of those bugs where your head feels like a giant balloon and you have stuff coming out of every hole in your body. When I sleep, I am freezing and sweating at the same time and no matter what I do, I just feel terrible. Anyway, I tell you all that to say that I have been doing a lot of sitting around and sleeping and I have come to a huge realization. I was eating a pop tart and was reminded of a funny comedian that talked about how little time we think we have as human beings and how the way we prepare our pop tart shows us how tight we are booking our schedule. We have so much time in our schedule, yet I can't tell you how many times I say that I am "so busy." Am I really? Even though I have been sick, it has been very refreshing to me spiritually because I have taken time to be with Jesus. I haven't been taking the time I would normally be at work, but just the time after 5 and in the mornings. I noticed that I have way more time in my schedule than I think. I heard a guy say once, "you have time to do all the things you do." I mean that is so true, we say we don't have time, but we have time to do everything we do every day. If I have learned anything while being sick, it is that I know that my God desires to spend time with me, and that I must begin to make time for me and my God; spiritually, emotionally, and physically.

Brian Regan says, "If you have to microwave your pop tart before heading out to work, you are booking your self too tight."