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This week’s FMF writing prompt is: SOMEDAY

 

someday

 

Setting my timer for five minutes, and . . . GO. 

I keep seeing the same advertisement when I’m watching TV. Honestly, I can’t even tell you what the ad is for (so apparently it’s not that effective), but in the commercial, several kids are sharing their imaginary “somedays.”

One little girl says, “Someday I’m gonna be the first female president . . . of the universe.”

Another little girl says, “Someday I’m going to let all of the balloon animals roam free.”

A little boy is seen riding in the back seat of a vehicle with his dog before he says, “Someday I’m gonna be able to read dogs’ minds.”

While these anecdotes are cute, they also got me thinking about my “someday.” What do I wish for? What do I long for?

Someday I’m going to . . . what?

Fill in the blank.

Maybe it’s because I’m older now or perhaps just cynical (reserved? cautious? jaded?) . . . but I find it difficult to dream about potential realities of “someday.” Maybe because I know there are no guarantees in this life.

Sure, we can have hopes and dreams and goals and aspirations, but in truth, we don’t even know if we’ll get tomorrow.

The only guaranteed “someday” — the one I am absolutely, positively, 100% certain about and look forward to with immeasurable anticipation — is that someday Jesus Christ is going to return and call home those who belong to Him. And that someday is most certainly worth waiting for.

 

STOP.

 

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