On the Snow Day that Almost Existed but Didn't

You know. I think the Bible has something to say about not worrying about what the next day will bring. I think it says don't worry at all and about sparrows and such. In my folly, I did not sleep well and I did not grade all my papers as I should have because I was expecting that today would be a snow day. I still have a lot to learn. I could be angry that the only private school open today happened to be the one I work at. I could also be disgruntled that half of my students were missing this week as well (last week was a school wide flu), which puts me even further behind. I could beat myself up for not being more responsible. Should have, could have, would have... but I didn't. Hindsight is 20/20, but if you keep looking back, you'll wind up tripping in the very near future. 

I decided to relax. I finally taught some good lessons today. I have decided that I will get my work done during the forty hours I am paid for. If I can't do it during the work day, then it doesn't get done. I work myself so hard that I burn out. Give to Caesar what is Caeser's and to God what belongs to God. I'm learning that peace can only be found in Jesus. If you're out of Jesus, you're out of peace. So thank you Mr. Meteorologist for being human and very wrong, you taught me not to take the weather report seriously and that God knows better than man. So the next time I want a weather report. I'll pray for it. :D