“Put a limit to your actions put a limit to your words” rang through my mind as I pondered the word Limit, a word prompt provided by Miss Kate. I don’t know if they are lines to a poem I read or a song? But they were so immediate I figured they had to be something. The thing is… can I turn those lines into something worth reading? What would God have me write today?

Put a limit to your actions
Those lines
Put a limit to your actions
Put a limit to your words
by doing so you know
you’re living by the WORD
These words run through my mind
making me think perhaps
it was a song learned back
in Sunday School. Alas
the rest of the song is lost
to the travails of time.
Last night I had a blast
selling some of my homeschool
material. I started the evening by
killing two birds with one stone.
I gave away candy! I know, it’s silly.
But for everyone setting up a table
of goods I said “Want a treat?” Almost
everyone smiled and took one.
The second stone REMOVED that candy
temptation from my life which means “I”
won’t be able to munch on it. Woot woot!
I chatted with lots of people,
and gave away stuffies
to young children with big smiles.
And through it all
made back a trifling of what
I’ve spent over the years.
Connections made
How does this connect with the line
Put a limit to your actions?
Well you see
I made children smile.
I brought moments of joy.
Time was taken to move forward
with goals of passing forward
what I’ve received and limiting
the intake of the unnecessary.
I’ve stopped hanging on the
past with things I don’t need to keep.
God calls us to change.
Weird huh?
He accepts us as we are, and yet
says “hey, I see better for you,
let’s help you embrace that.”
To do so means I have to stop
some actions (limiting them),
and I have to move forward with
some new actions.
Over time I learn even more
new actions I have to limit,
and figure out
new habits to embrace.
And by doing so I guess I’ll
live out those last line
of Living by the WORD.






What a great atmosphere you created with your sweets giveaway – as well as doing your own health good!
I love that your old equipment will find new life with someone else.
yes, it’s a good thing to help others AND to bring a smile to their faces.