When going to a popular restaurant, tables are typically reserved indicating that your table will be ready at the time reserved for you. At popular events, without assigned seating, you'll find that people reserve seats for individuals in their party to make sure they have a seat waiting for them. Imagine, you reserved a place in your heart for that special someone that is coming to be in your life. But it took time for them to arrive. As you're reserving the seat for them others may inquire about filling that space. However, you are committed to insuring that the reservations are preserved. No matter how many people are in line waiting for a seat you are determined not to let that space go to just anyone, it has to go to the person for which it was reserved. Is your life filled with people who didn't respect the reservation requirements? Did you allow someone to take a seat prematurely. And now the seat is occupied with the wrong somebody when the right person for...
Today the Pam Boyd Radio show interviewed two young, talented authors. Morgan Miller wrote the book "Pick a Job any Job!" and Matt Miller wrote "A Week with Papa." It's wonderful to have youth do well and contribute to their communities. Teaching them now, is a great way to shape their futures. Give them opportunities to show off their skills and talents by continuously supporting their work. The doors are now open for our youth to continue to dream and be anything they want to be. As we recognize their gifts we celebrate our past struggles and move forward with intentionalilty stating with confidence that our future is bright! We look forward to hearing more of your stories and knowing that this is only the beginning of our potential as one.
A part of me was inspired The other part was scared Sometimes I was too ashamed and tempted but never dared Insecurities ruled the night kept me tamed throughout the day But now the struggle is over I have too much in me to say What was once suppressed cannot be contained What is now the past memories distantly remained Moving forward is now my charge to keep The future awaits its my turn to speak
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