Three months prior, a woman set intentions. However, she didn’t realize at the time how her casual thoughts and wishes would actually turn into things. Specific things.
One day, she woke up thinking about doing karaoke, singing at weddings or with a band a couple of times a month. After that, she let the thought go and didn’t think about it.
A couple of days later, she complained about how she doesn’t get what she asks for.
Then she mused, “All I want is a date so I know I’ve still got it.”
She also thought about her neighbors and wondered why they put an odd-shaped, kiddie pool on their sloped yard.
Two to three days after that, three guys, who she wasn’t interested in, asked her out.
She told me that she needed to be more specific while setting intentions.
The good news is that mutual friends introduced her to a band, and she became their lead singer.
She enjoyed learning the ropes of being on stage and liked her band members. Being with them opened doors.
“Everything we think sets an intention, whether we know it or not.”
She also noted, “God has a sense of humor.”
The neighbor’s kiddie pool flew from their yard over the fence into her yard.
She pondered: “God brought it to me, so it’s mine.” Instead, she decided to give it back to her neighbors. She has a sense of humor, too.
As they say, from your lips to God’s ears.
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