A Season for Completion

As I reach, my mid-forties I have began to reflect on my life on the life that I have lived. My close sista friends, who are also at the age of reflection, and I have began discussions on our life’s journey’s. We all have come to one similar conclusion, as young girls we dreamt a different journey for ourselves, be it our love lives, finances, social standing, education, career paths, or physical appearances we realize that we aren’t quite in the place where we thought we’d be.

Maybe it is the choices we made or decisions made for us, it doesn’t really matter it was GOD’s will, his plan is far greater that any we can imagine. He knows when it’s the right time, he knows when it’s a season for completion. In your mind, the time may be perfect, but GOD has other plans, he knows that there are tasks that you must complete on your life’s journey before you are ready.

For me it was motherhood, I thought it was getting my degree and becoming a well-known Child Psychologist but you see GOD had other plans. I got married dropped out of college and had a baby. Soon thereafter, divorced and became a single mother, throughout the years, I had many challenges and struggles, hell some days I feel like I am still in the struggle. But, despite the challenges and struggles there were many, many motherhood moments I would never trade, there were lessons I learned from the experiences I encounter which helped to make me the person I am today.

My season has come, in a few weeks I will watch my oldest graduate from Bethune Cookman University and just a few short weeks later I will reach my season of completion and graduate with my BA in Psychology. Each of us has started a task and failed to complete it at sometime in our lives, don’t be discouraged, keep it as a goal, and be prepared because you never know when GOD has planned your season of completion.




Just the way I see it.
Until next time,

Nay-Nay