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Morning Glory

Rise and shine for the light is come – put a smile on your face. Greet the morning sun. Look forward to starting your day. Yesterday is gone. Today is a new day, a new beginning. Try getting up 30 minutes before you jump in the shower so you don‘t have to start your day with a sprint. Make yourself a cup of tea or have a glass of orange juice. 

Use a pretty glass. It always makes me feel good. Have a stress free relaxing morning.

Start your day by talking to God. Remember He has a vested interest in you. Tell Him what‘s on your mind, your thoughts and concerns. Talk to Him about your future, things you might like or hope to do. Places you may want to go and even family matters. Tell Him about the about the cute guy you like. And tell Him about the part you auditioned for in a play that you didn‘t get. You can tell God anything and He‘ll never sell you out. No matter what it is, He is looking forward to hearing from you. 

I have found this to be my favorite time of the day. The house is quiet and it has a peaceful feeling. Nothing is stirring so I go down stairs to make myself a cup of tea. I go back to my room and sit in my favorite chair which I place near the window. I glance outside to see what the weather is like then sit back in my chair and enjoy my quiet time. To others it may be just a bedroom, but to me it is my secret place. I keep it neat and orderly because I want to create a peaceful atmosphere. My room is pretty and bright, just the way I like it. If you don‘t like how your bedroom looks, change it. Make it in to what you want. Speak to your parents, ask them for assistance. Choose colors that make you smile. Decorate with pillows, throw rugs, flowers or pretty pictures. You don‘t need to spend a lot. On most occasions, a fresh coat of paint and clean room will do the trick.

And if you don‘t have a pretty glass, buy one while you are shopping for your room.

Make your time with God special. Even if you choose not to make any changes to your room, the time you spend talking to your heavenly Father is special. You may come to discover that morning glory is your favorite time of the day.

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