Learn to Look {Day 19}

{Writing for five minutes on the topic of: Look}

Here goes:

“Look at me.” The call of a child or anyone who seeks approval. We all do it some way or another, I guess.

At times, we need to stop and recognize the thing that our child had done. We need to really stop and look and see what great thing he has accomplished. Other times, we need to really look into her heart when she calls out because they she desperately wants our love and attention.

But how often do we really look. Do we miss out on those opportunities to study that person in our life because we are too preoccupied with our own thing.

The writer has the benefit of learning how to look. To gaze on and to really see what is before them. If they are ‘actively living’ then they need to use their sight to really see.

'Writing to discover yourself' has opened my eyes to make sure that I do not let the days, hours, minutes go by with out drinking in the scene before me so that I don’t miss out on what is truly important.

STOP

This is part of a series, linking up with Nester, for the month of October.

You will find the rest of the series, Write to Discover Yourself: My Story His Glory, here. 

It is a series of posts of sharing what I am learning in Ruth Vaughn’s book, 'Write to Discover Yourself'.

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