Be Re-STORY-ed to be Restored

Be Re-STORY-ed to be Restored

    We all have a story to tell, and that is a significant part of our journey.  The details are relevant and if we get lost along the way remembering the story can be an important part of restoring who we are.  Henry David Thoreau said, “Not until we are lost, do we begin to understand ourselves.”

          Recalling pieces of our background may add memories to the very structure that is life-giving.  It might also build us up in ways to enhance our being to become the best versions of ourselves.

          The words that make-up our lives fill us with great ingredients and flavor our existence to inspire others that cross paths with us.  Our experiences are like recipes, mixed together with amazing methods of reaching out to all.

          Blending each part can also reveal newness that opens possibilities previously unknown.  Being grateful adds more to our lives than grate-full activities.  We should be better not bitter in our interactions.

          We can be made whole again by little fixes.  It may take small steps to restore goodness into our lives.  Connecting with that which is bigger than us could give the needed blessing.