My write-or-die chick, Sherri just received a publishing deal for a novel we critiqued in our writing group two years ago. Two months before she received the good news she wanted to pack it all in and give up on the writing thing. Rejections for her other manuscript cut her deeper than the sand between my sandaled toes in summer. Of course, we prayed her through her dissappointment, and we sighed relief when our prayers were answered.
Yet, I must confess. Her blessing has become a thorn in my side. See. Tia, our ringleader, got her book deal two years back. Now, Sherri has hers. So by default I'm next. Problem is I'm in a shame spiral, a horrible rut. Lord, help me. I need a gospel push.
Yet, I must confess. Her blessing has become a thorn in my side. See. Tia, our ringleader, got her book deal two years back. Now, Sherri has hers. So by default I'm next. Problem is I'm in a shame spiral, a horrible rut. Lord, help me. I need a gospel push.
Powered By Qumana
2 comments:
Dang, girl, you just wrote my own frustration! I need a push to get back to writing, to get back to being a working woman, to taking care of my house the way I should to show God how thankful I am for that blessing. "A gospel push"...I like that phrase. I'll pray for you if you pray for me...
-Alison
blog.alisonstrobel.com
I got you. :)
Post a Comment