What's the first thing I think of when I hear this title, Prone to Wander?
“Prone to
wander, Lord I feel it…”
and oh, what
a truth that is. This lyric is from one of my favorite hymns, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing. I am Prone to Wander in so many ways, but this one is
especially true. Prone to wander, Lord I
feel it…prone to leave the God I love. Here’s my heart, Oh, take and seal it.
Seal it for thy courts above.
This is a collection of my words, and most definitely
my heart.
Other ways I am Prone
to Wander:
Physically. Specific: I am Prone to Wander in a physical
sense, and can’t seem to figure out how to ‘stay put.’ This physical wandering also
speaks to our latest adventure, but more on that later.
Inside my head. I have ADD, Adult ADD, Attention Deficit
Disorder – whatever you want to call it. You will hear me speak about it, and
see me write about it. There’s simply no way to keep it out of my writing. I
struggle with concentration. My mind is very Prone to Wander, constantly.
In my spelling. I giggled a little out loud, when I thought up a
name for this blog. My mom and I have a running joke about my inability to
differentiate between Wondering and Wandering in school. It would always
come up when she would proof read a homework assignment or read an email “Hey
Mom, just wandering what you are up to…” In this roundabout way, I am Prone to
Wander.
I was amazed that a young woman of your generation could even quote that song! I love seeing that you CAN! You can't beat an old hymnal for finding words of wisdom and encouragement and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Becky! An oldie, but a goodie ;) Thanks for reading!
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