Micro, Miles, and Mercy

1). Focusing more on what you wish you had than what you actually have.  Face it, if you search your heart you're a pretty blessed person.  For some reason the holidays have become the equivalent of a lobotomy to many singles these days.  Maybe it is RSVPing to all those Christmas parties for just one, or maybe it's because your relatives keep on asking when you're getting married.  Whatever it is, it really doesn't matter.  Don't miss the beauty of this season because you are struggling with your own season.  Embrace the love that is all around! 2). Denying others their happiness and good cheer!  Ok, I know...you're wounded and all insecure!  Cut it out!  Don't mock your sister's Christmas card (unless it's really over the top ridiculous) and don't feel resent towards those getting engaged, married, etc.  Instead feel true happiness for others in their moments of joy, this will bring joy to you! 3). Putting all sorts of pressure on yo

1)    So they will understand freedom and responsibility.   Agriculturists enjoy the freedoms that come with owning and operating their own farms and ranches.   They know the joys of standing out in wide-open places with plenty of room to grow.   They also experience the responsibility that comes with being their own boss.   Agriculture is not really an occupation where someone else is going to pick up your slack.   Either you are going to make your farm/ranch successful or it won’t be.   There is no one else to call in sick to, no one who is going to open for you if you are running late, and no one to switch shifts with.   You either show up or the job simply won’t get done.   I want my children to grow up understanding the beauty of freedom.   I want them to run wild, without fear or reservation.   However, I also want them to understanding the meaning of freedom and the responsibility that comes with it. 2)    I want them to understand unconditional love.   There are few exp