Strong dreams of joy

     Good morning Jehovah. Thank you for my fresh,
new breath of air.

    Good morning sunshine. I see that you are struggling
to wave strong after a long darkened night. Jehovah
I ask that the day stays strong even if behind some
somber gray clouds.

   I dreamed blissfully last night. Even saw through
a peephole of kindness given to me even when I
slept. Thank you Jehovah for keeping nightmares at
bay.

   Light memories are placed. The askings of what was
there I cannot recall all parts. Just those of happiness
and surprise. By who I do not know just that even with
my eyes closed I felt the smile spread from freckled
cheekbone to cheekbone. Ah yes goodness in a joyful
dream.

  Attaining goals or planning how to attain those goals
inside my mind. Layers upon layers peeled back to
reveal all Jehovah has been showing.

  Ah in a dream. One word at a time. One sentence
after the other. Hmm. Oh how the mind, the memories
work together. Still so many gaps but that is where
living, breathing choices have to be taken. To bridge
the gaps.

  So here I sit wondering what today's dream may hold.
All I know is to get out there and trust in Jehovah
every step of the way. Anything is possible with
Jehovah. (Luke 18:27 NWT)

  So why just dream it? Why not pray for the goodness
of the hopes, of the joys spoken? All I have to is ask.
The worst is that the response in not here today, that
I may have to be patience. Oh that cannot be bad,
right?

  So I see the sun becoming stronger and I must
prepare for my hours of secular work. Each person I
talk to I must remember the glory of Jehovah's name.
To hear how beautiful it is to roll it off my tongue,
out from my voice and to smile from the joy I feel
know he is the only one I love, trust the most.

  Hmm so dear friend I hope that your dreams, goals
of the day seem attainable. A small reminder to
listen to others as they place there hopes upon your
ears. Pray for them as well as for yourself.

   Hold tight to all that you love and smile for the
joy Jehovah brings in one small breath.