Letters June 22, 2009 Issue

LETTERS

with contributions from JANE MORGAN, CAROL HANSEN, MAE KENRICK, JUDY HARVEY, KEN BRACK

I'd like to thank Lois Carlson for her poem, "The Pause," which was published in the April 20 issue of the Sentinel ["Rebuilding the world economy"]. It has meant a lot to me. All the ideas have been helpful, especially, "God who designs you to have what you need here and now." I've stopped thinking of myself as poor. I made an appointment to discuss my retirement account, about which I'd been fearful, and was told I have enough.

I'm also grateful for the idea, "The longing to be somewhere else," thinking perhaps I needed to plan a move within the year. Now I'm grateful to be where I am and enjoying it more.

A pause in prayer today resulted in such harmony, seeing the people I needed to see at just the right time.

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