The Two Broads Turn Four

Oh, Sarah, it's tough some days though, isn't it? You know,

it is.

It's I think, but these are the moments, right? Like anytime you're dealing with something stressful, anytime you're dealing with something difficult or weighty, you know, I think it's a good reminder of, of it's a perspective shift and it's a good reminder of what's important and like not taking things for granted when we have it too easy.

Yeah.

you

know we do we take so much for granted and we just kind of skate through we float through life and it's like ah but then when the hardships come we're like what is this you know but it's like it forces your hand of creativity it forces you to think differently it forces you to pay attention to what's most important.

You know, it

really just,

I don't know, it's a grounding thing.

And I actually, I was thinking about this the other day.

I find that hard times or harder times or whatever, you know, you're going through that just, you're like, oh, I don't want to go through this right now.

I actually, in a way, not that I'm wishing this, so not putting that out there in the...

in the atmosphere here, but I, I almost like those times better because I find that when things are just so easy and wonderful and great, it's like, I just don't stop to fully appreciate or take stock of what I have.

And I

don't, um, I just find that I, I, it's just, it's too easy.

I don't, I don't, it's hard to explain.

I, I am finding, maybe it's the older I get.

I don't know.

I just find that, um, It is the harder times in life that make me a better person, that make me work harder, make me strive

harder, make me

really grounded

in

who I am and make me pay attention more and be more intentional and purposeful in what I'm doing.

So I think there's a lot to take away from that.

And so it's like count it a blessing, count it all joy, brethren, when you encounter various trials that the you know, the, what is it? The testing of your faith produces endurance.