“It’s like trying to dig a deep pit in the sand.
The harder you work, the less solid the land.”
- Very true. In my case, it’s a test of one’s faith and courage- when ‘the uncertain” forces are most overwhelming- for me, it’s also a sign- that I need to, and I must keep on going- because the journey itself would be enough to “reshape” my being- for the better (or otherwise, that’s why as things gets harder and the pressure gets bigger, the more that I need to be vigilant and to “look up” more often).

Thanks for sharing Jon, appreciate it!

Surely those things have all perished from the world.

Dreams and goals and desires to capture the heart,
So many in need, how to decide where to start?
It’s like trying to dig a deep pit in the sand.
The harder you work, the less solid the land.

I agree, God works in ways beyond our capacity to understand sometimes, if not most. It could be ironic although it makes life more alive, lol. I am thankful for the challenge and the love of God that I feel most while I’m on it,:-).

Kelvin, I might looked like somebody you knew? hehe! Thanks anyway! We might bumped into each other somewhere,

Bobby, am just glad you shared this to us, Somehow, I can imagine how hard it would be for you to make the necessary adjustments as you went through challenges. You did something that is admirable and I salute you for that. For sure, you are happier and more at peace now after all the hardships and pains.

As for me, blogging had been my refuge while I was on my recovery, just like what you did.. nice! Well, as the sayings goes, “when God closes the door, He opens a window” ,:-)

Indeed its a pleasure Bobby, Would be great to have you here in Shadows of Scribbles, God bless!

Blogging is something that really helped me! It’s much like a form of therapy at times and the people are so wonderful. It’s very nice to meet you and I shall return. You have so much to read here, I’m a little overwhelmed:)