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did you think? (pic from livestrong.com)
just one simple sunday thought today, coming from the conglomeration of quotes on the wall by my bed:

"Prayer is a divine fellowship with the Father. If we miss that communication every morning, we are missing the greatest priority." Elder Kikuchi

i've heard it put this way before: if i'm running out the door in the morning and realize i forgot to put on my shoes, would i go back, or leave without them? if i realized my phone was still upstairs, would i pause to go get it?

it's amazing how every morning i need to consciously slow down and remind myself that prayer is far, far more important than my cell phone or my shoes.

i've been trying harder not to leave home without it.
Posted by Katie Elizabeth Hawkes at 7:28 AM