I’m trying to keep my expectations lower this year too, and just be grateful for the good that comes, as it comes. It may not always look like I’m expecting it to. 🙂

Yes, 2021 has started off with its fair share of uncertainty as well, not to be outdone by 2020. ha. I just read your list of “20 Things I Learned in 2020” and I’m grateful that we can carry many of those lessons with us into 2021.

Sounds like that would have been a great message for me to hear, Beth! I’ll have to watch for the word doubt this year as well, and substitute uncertainty where appropriate. I’m actually reading a book right now called Faith After Doubt, so there’s my first opportunity. 🙂

You’re right, Karen. If we really look into times past, we’d likely see far more uncertainty in their everyday lives than we can even imagine. I truly am thankful for the era we live in. Praying we’ll be as faithful as those saints of old.

Yes, definitely hoping for brighter days ahead. I do see light at the end of the tunnel, however dim. My elderly in-laws are scheduled to get covid vaccines this Wednesday!

Thanks, Louise. I do hope to find some positives in uncertainty this year. I think we’ll have plenty of opportunities to practice it. 🙂

Just read your post too, Jane. You had a crazy week! Hope this week has begun with a little more certainty, but if I had to predict, I’d say probably not, based on 2020 and the first part of 2021. ha.