I'm tired.
And not just in the physical sense. I'm emotionally, mentally, and spiritually drained as well. I haven't quite figured out the "re-fill" process, and consequently I seem to move through life in somewhat of a fog. Fingers gripping the edge so tightly that they're turning white, but still slipping off regardless. And I'm incredibly afraid of falling. Failing. Forgetting.
So I schedule some more. My world is nothing without an electronic account of all that I do throughout the days. I would quite literally be lost without my day planner. I can't remember things on my own. I don't trust myself to anymore.
I wonder when I'll feel like I'm actually standing steady. Not clinging to whatever I can find, lest I topple over.
And then I go out looking to prove my worst assumption. And when I find it, disappointment and sadness cloud everything. Raw tears run down my face. I just can't read any more depressing news. I don't have the strength right now. My life already seems to be tilted at a precarious angle; one more thing might just tip me over.
I need rest. Relief. Restoration.
My message from God yesterday morning was patience and joy through hardships. And while it instilled some hope into a morning when I felt like I had completely failed, it's hard to grasp onto. I just feel so tired. Too tired almost to be able to figure out how to find that joy. And too clouded to actually see it.
But somehow I must find it. Time to make Sabbath a bigger priority.
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