A week ago I had another operation on my eye and can now see
again in both eyes, albeit quite blurry in the one eye. It is a great relief. In many ways the experience has been a good
one, although not one I would have chosen.
It has made me realize how blessed I have been to have had good eye
sight all my life. It makes me
appreciate my friend who has tunnel vision.
She gets the very best out of life despite the disability and never complains.
It is the difficult circumstances in life that teach us the most. We don’t like going through them but they are
a blessing in disguise. The “pursuit of happiness” is not brought about by
money, fame or fortune; the best lessons are the hard ones. This life is a
training ground not a picnic.
First of all thanks to Fat Prophet for your interest. I see from your blog you are having trouble commenting. To get back to my assessed service. Criticism albeit constructive is harder for some to take than others. I felt a little crushed after my assessed service but then remembered I had recorded it on my dictaphone. I listened to it all through and although my assessors were quite right about me speaking a little quickly and rushing from item to item, I was actually very pleased with the content of my sermon and how I presented it. So I have decided to take heart. I highly recommend other trainees to record your services. You can hear your good points and your bad and there is no argument about it, it is all caught on the recorder.
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