
18/09/2025
I often think of what my life would be like as someone else. Whether it was the way I was raised, my own folly or something else, the result is a life that I've often disliked in hopes I could change.
"Maybe one day I'll be good enough"
And this has been a keystone of my pain and suffering for much of my time here.
When I finally sat down to answer that childhood plea, I had to face the inevitable
"Good enough for whom?"
Seeking that answer has been a challenging one as you might imagine. Though the reality I find is that the truth is far more effective than vanity.
So I have to be honest here, that answer. Is God, myself, and to no small extent you.
We see ourselves as one thing and then everyone sees us in some other way. Sometimes with slight variations and other times wildly different. So what can I do about this idea about becoming "good enough"?
The answer, as many things, was so. Please enough to come to, but hard enough to execute that it stemmed into impossible.
To God I'm already enough, to myself, I can choose, and to you... Largely, most people don't really care and that was never part of the day.
Not very satisfying 😔 but important!
Can I find something in this body of death to achieve greatness? Maybe, but 30 years on and I've found little with potential.
Yet when I look into the spirit man, the one cleansed by The Blood of The Lamb, then it's all worth pouring into, to shine up and present to God because He wants me to be with Him.
Now churchinese aside, brass racks; I don't want to be someone else, I never did, it was a false premise. What I needed and still do, is to learn how to both dislike the bad or inadequate in me and celebrate the part that God loved me enough to die for. Confused? Good, me too. But that's introspection for you.
This bridge is over a bay, a body of water ride with not a lot of activity but plenty of obstacles to get in and out of the bay. Literally sometimes a bridge over troubles waters (lol) and I drive it every day to work. My tori kes come with me, but somehow, I get home everyday and things keep going. Good enough for now.