We are all changeable and our feelings fluctuates. It appears she shares her feelings as they come. If you asked me how I feel today on my walk with God, my answer might be very different from another day. and that’s ok. Glennon encourages people to just “show up.” And that advice is good. If you are a seeker, a person going through rough times…whatever…just show up. God will guide. We know this.

And her carpe diem was spot on. As a mom and social worker, its unrealistic to think we should carpe diem every moment. There is nothing more gratifying, more important, more fulfilling or more enfuriating than raising kiddos. Grab the good moments and try to get through the tough ones gracefully. I remember going to the store with my girls when they were little and there were times I cried by the time I got home. Doesn’t make me a bad mom. and I didn’t want to treasure the moment in the store my three year old hid and security had to be called.

I suggest you step away from Momastery and write about your own ideas. You sound intelligent and thoughtful. Share yourself and experiences from your life.