Skip to main content

Thanks For The Giving!



Someone recently reminded me of this scene in the Adams Family. I bet like me you had forgot about how funny it was, but if you get a chance watch it again. It was a different take on how the first Thanksgiving went. Anyway its that time of year again, and once again I will physically be at work, but my spirit will travel to Nashville and hang out with my family as it has done for many a holiday.
     As I think about this day that we give thanks for all we are blessed with I can't help but reflect on all that I have been given. I have been so fortunate to grow up with a loving family who watched over me and gave me a chance to have a good life. So blessed to be able to work and take care of myself. Extremely blessed to even still be in the land of the living. So I can definitely say thank you and mean it!
     Thank you to all that have taken time to pray for me. Thank you to those who have had my back. Those who stopped to give a hand when I needed help. Those that gave a kind word or hug to me when I was down.
     Just sitting here now random things that I had almost forgot about just spring back in to my thoughts, and I have to thank those people. Even though they probably won't read this, I just want to thank you anyway. So thank you to the people of Artesia, New Mexico that treated a stranger far away from his home, like a part of the family. Thank you to the Youth Group from Atlanta all those years ago that cried with a young teenager trying to find his place in the world. Thank you Central in Huntsville, Alabama, you believed in me and helped me believe in him even more.
     I even have to thank the people that have treated me wrong. No I am not about to name them off. I'm just going to say I have worked at some jobs and attended certain institutions were I was not very valued and some individuals personal issues caused them to work against me.
     So how can I thank them you might ask? I can thank them because they helped strengthen my faith. You see in spite of the obstacles they placed in my path the Most High lifted me right over those hurdles so I could keep running this race, so I must give the most thanks to him! Won't He Do It!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A Little Disturbed III

                                                              Lastly there have been some anti-Semitic language used recently by a few black people of prominence. For some of them I must say this is not new and if you go back you will see that they have made similar statements in the past. Even if they actually had some basis for what they have said, it is drawing attention away from the message of police brutality and injustice. I want to unequivocally say that any Antisemitism or Racist language against white people is just as wrong as what they say against black people. People saying and doing such things should not be supported and need to admit their wrong and try to make amends and learn. I did read that Nick Cannon has made efforts to do that, and I pray this helps him grow as a person.      Now I know that ...
3 comments
Read more

Preview of Monsters

  Here is a sneak preview of my new book Monsters. I hope you enjoy and be looking out for the eBook being available in the next few days on Amazon and the print edition in the next few weeks. Tucked away on the outskirts of the town of Nairabba is the closest thing to a den of iniquity in all of Kwandu. The Flat Wheeled Wagon Tavern is suited for and was created too, serve traders passing through this part of Kwandu who are looking for a discrete good time. The tavern is away enough from the eyes of all the proper town’s people that it can raise a ruckus and straddle lines of impropriety without bothering anyone. Everyone, including the local priest, knows what goes on in the tavern, but chooses to look the other way. This is probably because secretly a number of the high ranking and influential townsfolk are frequent guest of the establishment. Also as far as the Institute and its priest are concerned, the Flat Wheel as it’s commonly called, does not overtly break any of the most...
1 comment
Read more

Book Covers

 So for my series LIGHT & DARK I've decided to go with a simple cover and keep a consistent look throughout the series. Here are a couple of potential covers for the first book 'MONSTERS'. All feedback is appreciated! 1.           2.   3.           4.  
2 comments
Read more