Not Short on Time

Monday, September 10th

During morning meditation, I internally heard, "You're not short on time.  We want to be around here for awhile."  Felt like I was speaking to our son Mason.  He is a product of a divorced family.  He goes back and forth week to week between mom and dads.  I feel he gets anxious about how much time he gets to spend with each parent.  Kels and I go out of our way to make him come first when he is with us and make him the center of attention.  We spend a lot of time conversing and teaching values and morals; life lessons.  It is definitely quality time versus quantity, but we are forming long lasting relationships with Mason.

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