Feels like is unrealistic to actually have reached 2021. Just by looking at the number it seems so strange, I never thought I would be here, but now I have actually tried to do some math and see where would I reach.
It is exciting to think about the future, and so it was thinking about this New Year, and specially the year that just happened, a historical one, that no one will ever forget, the so called pandemic year.
For this year end, I've tried something different, getting out of my comfort zone, and just trying to explore something new in terms of building new relationships, and putting myself out there.
It was not a very easy thing to do, but in the end I did it.
I was a bit nervous when going there, and I was skeptical about what will happen when I get there. Although shy at the beginning, I would say that I have managed to enter in the group, part of it at least very quickly.
We had a good time, but also we were very open to share stuff about each other, and letting the guard down a little bit.
What was 2020 for me? It was a great year, an year of SELAH, an year when I could stop without feeling so much guilt or pressure from everyone. It was an year where family came first, and I was able to do that. It was an year where music was in my life more than in any year before that. It was an year when God was present in my life, and where prayer had a decent sit of the table. More than that it was an year where God protected us against so many things including the virus. It was a year of gratefulness.
As I am looking at 2021, like everyone else there are some things that my heart desires. But I want these things to be the same things that God desires/has in plan for me, and I just want to step into His plans. This is my biggest plan for 2021, to hear God and to be guided by the Holy Spirit in my decisions.
I pray that God will answer to the desires of my heart only if they are in tune with the desires of His heart, to make me a better servant.
Everything coming from His hands is a gift, and I am committed to accept it.
As always, pictures speak more than words:
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