Full of hope, full of possibility, tomorrow is. Tomorrow always feels and looks better than the end of today. I suppose at the end of my today's, I generally feel some sense of regret. I regret something I said. I regret that thing, that most important thing, that I failed to say. And often, I regret that thing I should have done...but didn't do.
I dream of tomorrow often. Tomorrow I am a better wife, a better friend, a better mama, a better sister, a better neighbor.
I also think of the astoundingly refreshing truth, which is that Jesus is in my today just as much as he is in my tomorrow. So even though I have regrets, he has only good thoughts toward me tomorrow. Just like he had only good thoughts toward me today. And maybe tomorrow, I can give myself a little more grace.
Participating in a Five Minute Friday writing prompt. The subject is: Tomorrow
I dream of tomorrow often. Tomorrow I am a better wife, a better friend, a better mama, a better sister, a better neighbor.
I also think of the astoundingly refreshing truth, which is that Jesus is in my today just as much as he is in my tomorrow. So even though I have regrets, he has only good thoughts toward me tomorrow. Just like he had only good thoughts toward me today. And maybe tomorrow, I can give myself a little more grace.
Participating in a Five Minute Friday writing prompt. The subject is: Tomorrow
Yes! Grace for today, tomorrow, and for all those yesterdays. It's hardest to give grace to myself!
ReplyDeleteIt's refreshing to know that I am not alone in all of those end of day feelings.
Definitely not alone :). This was my first attempt at FMF. I appreciate you reading and commenting. Many blessings!
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Deletelove this hopefulness and reminder of grace. We were of the same thought this week! (I'm post #13)
Remember the Great is Thy Faithfulness Hymn?
"Strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow...blessings all mine with ten thousand beside."
Always loved that line.
~Tammy
Yes Tammy, I find myself singing that song so often. Thanks for putting me in remembrance of it right now. I enjoyed reading your post, as well. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.
DeleteReading above, I see this is your first FMF. I'm glad I stopped by! I didn't recognize your face in the linkup so I wanted to say hello, and welcome!
ReplyDeleteI totally resonate when you say at the end of your todays, you feel a sense of regret - of things left undone or unsaid. Great post!
Thank you Liz, for taking the time to stop by! Again, hope you feel better soon! Blessings today.
DeleteLove this...love you! I want to have coffee together! I would drink tea though. :) I see your short, honest post, and know that you are kindred FIVE minute writer like me. Great message! Praying you have a good day! Jenn
ReplyDeleteAs long as you don't drink my coffee, you could drink whatever you choose ;). Your comment is so kind and feels like a cool drink of water. Thank you!
DeleteI resonate with your thoughts. I've had those days when I got to the end and I wished for a do-over. But thankfully, as you shared, Jesus is with us in the todays, and in the tomorrows. And He gives us grace through all of it. Your post refreshed me. :)
ReplyDeleteStopping by from FMF. :)
Likewise, Jeanne! I thoroughly enjoyed your post as well. Thanks for stopping by! Blessings!
DeleteOh yes, grace for today and all of our tomorrow's! Blessed!
ReplyDeleteAmen. And, thanks for stopping by Susan!
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