Today I’m Full of Wonderings
Today I wonder:
Why is my scanner not working?
Will I ever finish the plays and stories I’ve started? Do I really have it in me to be a writer or am I just a dilettante?
What is the next step to getting the mold smell out of that one area of my carpet?
Should I give up writing completely and just focus on music? If so, should I audit a college course on conducting or seek a private instructor in keyboard?
What can I make with pork chops, mushrooms, and a can of cream-of-mushroom soup? Add rice perhaps? Sauteed or baked?
Where can I find the Psalter in Greek? Will it help me to be a better Liturgical Musician if I memorize Psalms and Hymns in Greek?
Will we get this house that we want at the price we want? If we buy a house will our lives get easier or harder?
Is it possible for me to start a neighborhood children’s chorale? Are my ambitions leading me toward a healthier state of being? Or they really just distractions from the one thing that matters?
What are my best options for childcare next year?
Will God find a reason to remember me in his kingdom?
Should I set up that Extended Family Camp Meet for this summer or next summer?
What is man that Thou art mindful of him?
Slow Literature 
Hii AR,
Keep doing you best! I know sometimes there are many things to wonder :), but just do it one by one in simplicity yet at their best!
God is with us! Christ is Risen!
Yudhie
(yudikris.blogspot.com)
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Big questions indeed! I am also in the midst of house-buying drama with my husband. I’ve come back to reading your blog after a break from internet (broken airport, and new baby). I have no answers for you, sorry!
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Eh…that’s OK. Airing the questions made me put my various worries in perspective. The point is, Mary and Martha seem to cohabit in my brain and I wonder sometimes how to seek the “one thing needful” with the “necessary things.”
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Truly he is risen! Thank you, Yudikris. That is excellent advice.
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