I'm going through a bit of an odd stage.
I've been "unwell" all week. I've put that in inverted commas because despite it being rather flu like, and has left its calling card of a sore throat and cough, I'm of the attitude: Pfffft. Spiritually I feel like I've been through a lot worse in the last 6 months. This is a minor inconvenience in comparison. So, despite the feelings of breathlessness after a coughing fit engendering sympathy from some quarters, {takes on teenage demeanour} I'm, like, 'whatever', {teenage mode off}. But....
I've had a successful afternoon, I've picked the choruses and hymns for two Sundays, or at least He has. I asked, so I chorusstormed and out they came. A few of the transitions have got me quite excited actually. (Particularly for a special guest week) But....
Oh, and I've nearly come to the end of Stage 1 of the Great Music Project. Stage 2 - the cataloguing, will be the key stage, because if I keep it properly up to date, it will prove invaluable when chorusstorming, because I'll be able to tell, at a glance, what I have, in what key and where it could fit, without having to trawl through a chord sheet file (or two). The odd personality I am, I'm almost sorry it's got to the organisational stage, y'know, my WL life should be easier from hereon. It doesn't mean that I have no more work to do on Musescore, oh no. But any work I do on MS will be for research or experiments only, not panicitstuesdayandthemusiciansdon'thaveanymusic mad rush that it has been in the past. But....
Yes, it seems I have teenage syndrome in my spiritual life. Am I sulking? The problems that I've referred to (OK, rather abstractedly on here) have not gone away, and I've been brooding on them again. I think it's time to speak to my friends again, but I won't see them for a week...and...is it really necessary?
I've decided whilst writing this, when I get into Bible study this evening I'm going to seek answers, comfort and a bit of discipline from the Boss. After all, my problems are His as well. I need to know is it me, or something to pray into for change?
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