An old adage states that it is "better to be safe than sorry". In essence it is wiser to take precautions first than suffer unduly circumstances if anything goes awry. We place saucers under house plants so if the water drains through it will not ruin our furniture; we throw a jacket or umbrella in our car when we sense the weather might change; and we stop at the ATM just in case the establishment does not take credit or debit cards. We try to be proactive and think of what could happen so we be can be prepared. What counter measures we do depends not only on our resources but on how severe the aftermath could be if it ran its course. Putting an extra amount in the parking meter might hinge on whether an infraction would result in ticketing, booting or towing.
Regardless of what the potential outcome it is always best to be prepared. We do not want to miss out on the blessings of the Lord because we weren'on point. I am one who truly believes that what God has for me - is for me; so I don't fear 'not' getting what God has promised.... but I am fully persuaded that blessings can buy e detained, blocked and delayed. I want to make sure we are not the ones stifling what is for us.
Every day is a good day; it is up to us to make it a GREAT day! Be blessed! Have a great weekend Dr. JoAnn
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