Happy Wednesday, friends! I'm here with Joyce again today for the weekly hodgepodge...this is a post that I dearly love; thank you, Joyce, for your inspiring and thought provoking questions each and every week! I'll jump right in!
1. What do you make more complicated than it needs to be? My honest answer is life in general. There are days when I feel like my life is filled with drama; it doesn't need to be this way. If I love Jesus and live my life for Him, everything else will just fall into place.
Enjoy this random picture of us from a sweet little Monday night date. I am so grateful for this man, and for the way that he loves me no matter if I'm at my best or my very worst. He's such a great man, and I'm glad I get to call him mine.
2. What impresses you? When someone speaks well and thoughtfully; when they seem to have wisdom beyond their years. I am also always impressed when someone asks great questions as a way of learning something about someone, or showing that they were listening as someone talked about something.
3. On a scale of 1-10, how picky of an eater are you (1=extremely picky, 10=not picky at all)? If you had to eat a meal entirely made of one color, which color would you choose? I am a 10 and will try almost anything, within reason. I would choose the color green; I love a veggie plate! This could be okra, green beans, broccoli, salad, spinach...I love all of those things. I love it when Mom and Bill make veggies in the summer; we always have at least one veggie night every year.
4. What does balance in life mean to you? Does your life currently feel "balanced"? For me, balance in life is being equally pleased and content in my professional life and my personal life. It means that I am content in who I am, and in Who I belong to. It means that my time is spent evenly divided between Chris, family and friends, work, and in doing things that bring me joy. Right this moment, my life feels very evenly balanced.
I loved this list; it kind of reminds me of balance and the things I mentioned that bring me joy.
5. If you could travel the world for a year, where would your first destination be? If I could travel the world for a year, I'd want my first stop to be Iceland. This is the time of year that it's great to go there, because the sun barely sets at all in the summer months.
6. Insert your own random thought here. Most of you know that I'm having a moment with Ella Langley's country music right now; Marilyn sent me this the other day, and I cannot stop watching her acceptance speech. "Thank you to the women!"
And I'll leave you with my favorite song by her this week, Butterfly Season.
I can't wait to read your answers to this week's prompts! I'll see you back here tomorrow, hopefully. Love to all!
Jenn
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