TEA-RRIFIC TRIO

The most difficult person in my life is "moi."

God wants me to love the ones I don't understand.
God wants me to get to know their names,.
God wants me to accept, not to label. (p. 43)

This and many other stories from the author's life can draw one's attention to truth from God's word in a variety of "real life" situations.

In previous weeks, I have shared stories from this book with family, a dear friend, Carolyn McKenzie who was at the Jewish Home rehab and in a Town Village Bible Study.
The chapter which struck the "aha" cord from everyone, along with tickling their funny bone, was "Bucket List." A good read for drawing one's attention to "What's in Your Bucket?"

Tas-TEA cuppa, TEA-larious book & TEA-rrific read, What a trio!

Mentali-TEA: Is there a cuppa brewing here??

Gingerbread mentality---a cuppa mushy escapism that runneth.

What about disclari-TEA? More confusion than clari-TEA. Inconsistent thinking. Muddled. In "my" words, "thinking in circles" ----rarely finding endings in a complete thought---just beginnings of new ones---seemingly never-ending.

Addled. A descriptor from Mama Davenport's generation. 

Addled. More confusion than clarity. Unable to think clearly.

Eugene O'Neil's retort was, "My brain is a bit addled by whiskey." (Wonder if he kept Fireball in his freezer?)

What does addle ones brain? 

What's the RX---prescript from doc or RX from the Great Physician.

Mind renewal is needed---Pour me a tas-TEA cuppa that! (Romans 12:2)