For so many of us that work 9-5 or 8-5, whatever the case may be, we have a constant longing for the weekend to already be here. What is it about the work week acomplia original that makes us all feel as though we are just surviving until Friday afternoon? Granted that the positions many of us hold are not the “dream jobs” we envisioned as children. This is the way I feel currently. I feel like I’m surviving each week only to feel triumphant on the arrival of Friday. It’s not like I have HUGE plans for each weekend. I just want the work week to not be a burden I am carrying just so my family and I can live with the money earned. I want more out of life, not to be just maintaining a position. Perhaps this is my own selfishness of wanting more. Not necessarily more money, but more fulfillment out of what I do to make a living. How do I do this? Guess I just need more time to piece this together.
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I have been doing the same thing for years. I look forward to the weekends for different reasons. I look forward to just being away from work, to enjoy the time I can spend with my wife, to listen for what God wants me to preach about on Sunday, to catch up on work around the house, to just sit on the porch on Saturday and watch the world go by for a few minutes and not do anything else, to look around the house and see all the many things I have on my “to do list” and end up doing none of them, to sleep all day if I want to.
I also have many dreams and desires that are unfulfilled but I have hope of one day giving it the “old school try” and then I don’t have to wonder
“What If?”
I am getting older but I feel more excited about that because I love the fact that I am still having Birthdays!!!
It is not really selfish to want more, it just shows ambition and a drive to accomplish and do things for yourself and also for your family. Hang on to that desire because in those times when you get discouraged, it is that drive and ambition that will cause you to get up and dust yourself off and keep going.
Never Quit!!!
You, my son, are an inspiration to me as a Father, being able to see the integrity you have and the love you show your wife and children. I have prayed for you and Tyanne ever since God taught me how to be a real man and will always continue to.