There’s Always Tomorrow (standard:humor, 899 words)
Author: Godspenman	Added: Apr 12 2020	Views/Reads: 1103/795	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
One thing I have learned, and that is, all of my yesterdays, todays and tomorrows are in God's hands, and I have nothing whatsoever to worry about.

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“I will,” I mumbled to her as I was doing some reading. 

“When?” She said with a very stern tone in her voice. “You said you
would do it yesterday.” 

Being very nonchalant, I said, "Well, there's always tomorrow." Then I
would laugh. I noticed, though, she never laughed. 

I am not quite sure how many times I pulled that one on her, but she
finally had enough. 

Looking at me, she said, "You said that yesterday. This is the tomorrow
you were talking about yesterday." 

I had to stop and think about what she was talking about. Tomorrow and
yesterday are just words as far as I am concerned. 

During this hiatus, I didn't think too much about the schedule. And so
as far as I was concerned, yesterday and tomorrow have no real 
significance to me. One day is as good as the other. 

My wife, on the other hand, has a schedule that she loves to keep to. In
fact, since this hiatus, she has cleaned the house from top to bottom 
117 times. At least it seems that way to me. 

Our house is so clean that I have no reason to sneeze anymore. If was
any dirt, pollen, or dust, it is completely gone. I did not know how 
much I enjoyed the dust. 

We were watching television together the other night, and a ridiculous
idea danced through my head. With nothing more to think about, this 
idea took focus. 

Doing a commercial, I stared across the room, and my wife said, "What
are you looking at?" 

Staring intently, I pointed and said, “Is that dust I see over there?” 

As I watched her search for that maverick dust particle, I could not
help but think of a verse of Scripture. “Jesus Christ the same 
yesterday, and to day, and for ever” (Hebrews 13:8). 

One thing I have learned, and that is, all of my yesterdays, todays and
tomorrows are in God's hands, and I have nothing whatsoever to worry 
about.


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