Today has been one of those days off where for periods of time you don’t feel like you are relaxing or getting anything done, which is insanely frustrating, or when loads seems to be happening. I’ve managed to get an eye test booked for Thursday which is good, given I don’t seem to have had one for nearly six years; I got us a new deal for our contents and buildings insurance which saved us over £200; we had Hannah’s parents for dinner, and I went to Lakeside with her mum, and got some new trainers to replace my ones which have fallen to bits, a new notebook to journal with, and a couple of big plates to serve desserts on.
I have spent some time this evening researching BBQs. Hannah and I would like a BBQ for home, we aren’t too sure whether to go for traditional charcoal or slightly easier to use gas. Does anyone have any thoughts or recommendations for BBQs, please do leave comments.
Just finishing IT: How Churches and Leaders Can Get It and Keep It by Craig Groeschel. He says the same thing. He talks about one big church who used to have ‘it’, the leader said to hi one time that failure was not an option for them because they were so big/successful…they lost ‘it’.
http://www.paultilley.net/2011/05/motivation-creativity-and-imagination.html