OK. Time to blog here again.
I helped organize a goodbye & thank you lunch for my boss, Bill. We signed a card and I think it helped all of us in our grieving. It helped us to say thank you and bring something positive out of the goodbye. I'm starting to learn that there are things that can be done that are positive in the midst of horrible stuff. I've never done that before, but it really helps. For my church, I want to do something too, but I'm not sure exactly what. I want to get a muriel or wall hanging recounting all the good things God has done while we were at NCAC. Eg. Like a baby born at 1 1/2 pounds at only 25 weeks of living in the womb was born very prematurely. Her chance of making it was only 50-50. And she made it through! She's healthy and catching up on all the developmental stuff. It was rough there for a while, but God pulled her through. Other miracles are like the birth of another baby, Brian. As well, people being baptized, coming to trust in Jesus as Lord & Saviour, and celebrating all the new comers. I'm not sure how to convey all those ideas and memories in a visual way, though.
I had a difficult night last night. I was tired. But, now that I look back, I realize that it was my inner critic. It appears sometimes as a question rather than an accusation or seem to be based in rationality. "Well, then Al must find you disgusting." "Do you think you're good enough for Al?" Even if Al was to confirm that these were lies, I couldn't shake it out of my head. Now, I realize it was my inner critic and the problem is gone because my inner critic doesn't have any validity in my books. It's small and based in lies. It just wants to bring me down. I hate this inner critic. So, I'm okay. It's not me thinking these things and they're not based in reality. They're from my inner critic who is just a big meanie!
OK... Canadian Idol is totally not as good as American Idol. I'm not as into Canadian Idol anymore. It's getting blah. I really wanted Bo Bice to win on American Idol! Arg! Kerry was good, really good. But, my favourite was Bo Bice.