by
Molly Noble Bull
I
suffer from a come-and-go digestive problem that sometimes requires medication,
and yesterday, I went to the drive-in window of the local pharmacy to pick up
my refilled prescription. As I was driving off, I noticed that my name was not
written on the little white sack with the medicine in it. The last name was
Bull, all right, but the first name wasn’t Molly.
I
drove around the block and returned to the pharmacy, but this time, I had to
wait in line. When I finally got to the window, I grinned at the lady I’d
talked to the first time.
“I’m
back,” I said, holding up the little white sack. “You gave me the wrong
medicine. This is for someone else. I’m the one with gray hair.”
She
laughed. Then she found what I came for, handed it to me, and I went home.
Sometimes
we receive medicine, truths, really meant for someone else. The Lord seemed to be
showing me that when that happens, we are expected to turn around, return the
medicine, and go home. I think I learn the most about God when I am given bad
tasting medicine really meant for someone else.
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The
Secret Admirer Romance Collection is a collection of nine novellas by nine
different authors, and my novella is titled “Too Many Secrets.” http://bit.ly/mollynoblebull
3 comments:
You are so right, Molly! Enjoyed this!
Congrats on your sale to Barbour! I hope you have a blessed week!
Great bblog post
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