Ok, so some may think I am a bit . . . can I say "bi-polar". One day I am on brain overload/depressed and the next day feeling full of life and joy . . . so silly.So, yesterday I went into Addition Elle outlet to buy some BLACK capris for work. I did not come out with BLACK capries but with the top I have on in this picture - I dont usually go for colour, but for some reason, we (the top and I) fell in love, it made me feel happy, bright and well diva-ish of course! I then started to think about the area of our Women's Ministries that recently changed their name, they changed it to "COLOUR" and all about being Women of Colour. Women who are vibrant, joyful, full of love and passion, women who are walking in the wonderfully bright destiny that God has for them . . . I love that! So, if you can, go out, get your self a new top, or some earrings, but they have to be colourful - something that makes you smile when you put in on. Then, look at yourself in the mirror and smile . . . and know that is exactly how God sees you everytime He looks at you. He sees COLOUR, lots and lots of beautiful colour!
5 comments:
Love the top!
Ever since I started pastoring at you-know-where... I have added tons of colour to my wardrobe. The senior pastor told me that I wore too much black.
Well I see colour in my life but it is often BLUE. Oh well that is one of the colours of the spectrum and God uses that one to teach us the most. I can relate to the bypolar days but with me its usually only a few notches up or down where as I believe you meant the feet up or down.
Where do you Pastor Audra-Lee?
What a beautiful thought!~If only I wasn't so poverty I could buy something new~
I like the top too its slightly Cariebean/indian and perfect colour. I am with meaghan too in the poverty field of thinking and reality.
Vanessa,
I still love black.. But the colour looks good on you. I love reading your blog. Can you put up some more pics of the kids?
Love You
Erin
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