Uncertainty

“I am content with uncertainty,” I said to the travel agent assisting my husband and me with a Rhine River cruise.

Tomorrow I leave for a visit with my sister, who has recently been diagnosed with liver cancer. We do not yet know the extent of the disease. We’re waiting for a biopsy and results.

I’m living life in a gap of not knowing. so I’ve been relying less on my brain and more on my heart. “Let my presence be love” is my mantra and my prayer.

Next week I’ll be away from my computer, so I’ll post again in two weeks.

You write or draw it: In this moment, how is it with you?