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The Quiet

I'm feeling a bit pressured lately -
lots on my mind and in my heart and also an underlying loneliness...
it may be the change of seasons
or the realization that my kids are growing up too too quickly
or a depression trying to push it's way up and out.
Whatever it is, I'm taking a break.
I'll be back to blog in a week or two.
I just need to be quiet for awhile.
"Be still and know that I am God." Psalm 46:10

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  1. Anonymous8:32 PM

    oh cathy! {{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}
    I love you. Please call me if you need to talk. I will be praying for you!

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  2. Anonymous1:55 PM

    Cathy,
    I'm a lurker who enjoys your blog. Sending good thoughts for you to find the quiet and peace you seek. There is something lonely about fall....

    HMBalison

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  3. Anonymous3:45 PM

    Quiet is good. Enjoy it.

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  4. Cathy - I have to agree that a break is good every once in awhile.
    I will be thinking of you :)

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  5. Anonymous11:03 PM

    I totally LOVE YOU!!!! Quiet is always good, you might just throw in a good cry and call it successful!

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  6. Enjoy your break. Remember you are loved. And know we will all be here excited to hear from you when you feel like it again! Hugs. Chrissy
    (and remember we have someone who intercedes for us even when we don't know what we need--He does!!)

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  7. I just wandered in today, a visitor via Christine's Epiphany blog. I can so relate to having to pull back, but your final quote on your poem is the perfect remedy. Whereever else you may be going, that phrase will keep you focused in the right way. You're in my prayers...

    Tom

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