Do you ever feel like something’s not right, but you just
don’t know what?
Do you ever just wish you felt okay?
…about your life?
…about you?
Do you ever feel like you are on a roller coaster, sometimes
up, and sometimes down?
I did too. I remember
it very distinctly, because it was during my high school years that I first
noticed this. I found that hanging out
with friends made me feel good about me.
But, if a weekend went by without hanging out, I felt sort of empty.
Dating had helped too in the past, but getting dumped
certainly didn’t help.
Going on vacation felt good.
I liked to ski, so when I was rockin’ it down a black diamond run, I
felt on top of the world. But, of
course, vacations end.
Getting a new AC/DC album was pretty sweet. Or even a new locomotive for my model train
set (I know. I’m a nerd). But those got old or broke.
Then I saw this book at a store called Joy That Lasts
by a guy named Gary Smalley. What I read
in that book changed my sense of “feeling okay” forever.
I’ll write in an upcoming post about what I found.
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