It’s just the same old same old, Lynn, and what feels like exhaustion. I’ve dealt with insomnia for many years, but right now I’m getting some much needed sleep. True, I still have sarcoidosis so the sleep isn’t the refreshing kind, I still feel tired when I wake up. But it’s better than no sleep at all. The breathing issues are still there, only worse in some ways. That can be scary. And there are some new aches and pains and some other things. Anyway… Thank you for your prayers, Lynn, I appreciate it. Happy continuing Easter to you and many blessings, too!

Thank you so much, Connie, for the kind words and for the prayers. Much appreciated, very much. May the Lord bless you. Happy Easter!

“Ahhhh, Lee …. you wrote this for me! (Thank you!)”

Well, Lynn, I’m glad you connected with what I wrote or that it connected with you. I look at myself and all I can say is, Look at how far we still have to go. A long way!

I wanted to write something else in that post, something profound about the spiritual life, but I this is what insisted on being written, because, I suppose, this is what I really know about the spiritual life: that I haven’t gotten far with it because I haven’t tried very hard to do so. Heavy sigh.

And then I go back to trying, only I make my notes to not try the same way, the way that doesn’t work. Lately I’ve seen a few things more clearly. I hope it’s not a mirage. I’ll post more about it soon. That’s the plan, man, but you know how that goes. ;)

Yes, health issues do seem frustrating and impossible sometimes. Sometimes I get involved in reading or thinking or writing or working on my music, and forget I have any health issues.

And then I stand up. Or try to stand up and find that I can’t. It can take a few tries. Now that’s frustrating, especially for someone who used to do as much walking as I did. Oh, well, something else to offer up. Always plenty to offer up.

Thank you for your prayers, Lynn, you are always in mine. I appreciate your kindness and warmth. Easter blessings to you, too.