Yom Kippur, also known as the Day of Atonement, is the holiest day of the year in Judaism. Its central themes are atonement and repentance. Jewish people traditionally observe this holy day with an approximate 25-hour period of fasting and intensive prayer, often spending most of the day in synagogue services…(From Wikipedia)
To all my friends who are celebrating this high holy holiday I wish you peace and grace from G-d and come together in community to ask and seek forgiveness.
Much needed boost to finish the day.
When you work hard for others there is a hope they will return the favor. It’s important to never take people for granted or to take advantage of them. I believe good relationships start from a place of mutual respect and care whether it be at work or in ones personal life.
Hi y’all. It’s Tuesday. Let’s do the damn thing. Whatever your damn thing is.
Tonight was the first meeting of Education For Ministry class I am taking at a local Episcopal Church. This is a four year spiritual growth encounter. I’m doing it a year at a time. It’s going to be challenging and will make me read more than I do right now. God is going be doing some speaking.
One of the most adult things one does is pay bills. They add up fast and money doesn’t grow on trees. Trying to keep up can be a challenge when you have everything from mortgage/rent, utilities, medical, education, car, TV/Internet, food, phone and insurance. When its due all it once you find your bank account screams at you. I’m not a fan of spending money on all that but you know it’s what we do to keep the lifestyles we have become accustom to. We work sometimes just to pay to live. Nope, don’t like adulting this much but its gotta be done.
