Is it a welcome day after a long hectic weekend?
Is it a time to rest?
Is it a jump back on to the 'ole hamster wheel?
I've said this before, but I used to despise Monday.
I didn't hate school, but would have rather been home.
So, Sunday night, I would feel the anxiety of Monday.
It would actually ruin my Sunday night because Monday was so close around the corner.
I love Monday's.
I love the fact that nothing is due or pressing for me.
I love the fact that I have flexibility on my job, so if the laundry is piled up after a long weekend, or dishes are in the sink, I can take some extra time at home and finish up my duties there.
I love coming into the office and cleaning the coffee pot from the day before.
I love thinking about the time spent just 24 hours earlier in that room praying, laughing, singing, worshiping together before heading out to the auditorium.
I bask in the goodness of God as I think about the day before, as He always, and I do mean always, shows Himself somehow in a way I didn't expect on Sunday.
So, Monday? Bring it on.
For me, it's a great day.
Blessings
4 comments:
Monday has also become a day to get back in touch with my fellow bloggers after a weekend off. That may sound like I'm sucking up, but you know me better than that. I really look forward to finding out what happened in everyone's home church, or just in their life in general, over the weekend.
Plus, it's almost summertime.
Nice picture, Steve. Didn't I take that one of you?
I had the same kind of ruin my Sunday nights / dread Mondays for a in my life.
Steve makes a great point. All of you have really become important to me so I do look forward to Mondays to renew the blogging.
Speaking of Steve - can anyone remember the Green Latern's "power pledge" for lack of a better phrase.
I'm good at carrying out the good resolutions I made during the weekend for about one day, i.e., Monday. So it's often my most productive day.
Your really "love" cleaning out yesterday's coffee pot?
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