This week was one of those weeks of question, uncertainty, and just feeling like pieces of dreams were falling all around me. There are two of my friends that I group text with on a daily basis – we live in different states but our daily tag-ins keep us apprised of our days and what is going on in our lives. My week started out with a negative doctor’s report and I was quick to text them and just share my fears and my doubts and my worries. Both my girlfriends were there for me with words of encouragement and hope. My friend, Dawn, made a great statement that has really stuck with me. She said, ‘God will bring the puzzle pieces together in an organized fashion.’ Now, I’ve done several puzzles; in fact, my nieces and I have started a tradition of buying a Christmas puzzle and putting it together during Christmas break. When you have 1,000 pieces all over the table, it can be quite overwhelming but you start with you foundation first – all the pieces that have a flat side you start connecting so you can make the frame. And then you look for similarities and colors and start trying to fit pieces together. You don’t wait to check if pieces will fit until you have found the perfect match…you just start trying to connect them. If one piece doesn’t fit, you put it aside and try another. That’s how life is…..you have the general frame of what you picture for your life and then there’s the pieces that somehow will fill the middle and make a beautiful picture. You try things – sometimes they don’t work; but you don’t stop. You try something else. You try a relationship and that person may not be the right fit at the time…so you go to another piece. You make connections and you develop a network and somehow, eventually, more and more pieces fit together and it gets easier and easier to see the big picture and bring the puzzle to its completed perfection. I’m not going to leave a puzzle half-finished with pieces scattered everywhere…i’m going to keep trying pieces and know that the puzzle will come together and will look better than what I could have pictured from just looking at the box!
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