| Shopping Spree |
| “I counsel thee to buy of me gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich; and white raiment, that thou mayest be clothed” (Revelation 3:18). |
| “One of these days I must go shopping…” |
| I am completely out of self-respect. |
| I will exchange some self-righteousness for some humility, which is less expensive and wears better. |
| I need some tolerance which is really “in” this season. |
| Someone showed me some samples of peace. We are low on that, and one can never have too much. |
| I must try to match some patience that my neighbor wears. It might look good on me as well. |
| I’ll try on the garment of long-suffering that they are displaying. I never thought I wanted to wear it, but I feel myself coming to it. |
| I mustn’t forget to have my sense of appreciation mended with some inexpensive everyday goodness. |
| I wonder, does my transformation robe need patching a bit? |