DESOLATION
des·o·la·tion In Sunday School a couple of weeks ago our teacher talked about the word desolation. She described how she found a new meaning to the word rather than the normal one we think of as emptiness or total destruction. I always thought of the word to mean a deserted place where no one lives anymore. There is another meaning to it and it struck a cord with me. It also means ANGUISHED MISERY or LONELINESS I sat there thinking a lot about that and it has continued to be on my mind the past 2 weeks. January flew by for me. In fact I have to say it has been the fastest January I can remember in a long time and it is usually the HARDEST month for me to make it through. It already is a let down for me due the holidays over, company gone, and the fact that I have to go back to reality can make me kind of depressed. Plus adding the outcome of the IVF process I was dreading January even more. But January was not typical for me. It was a month were I ...