The air that surrounds us when hardships are prevalent can become stagnant. The circumstances seek to suffocate us, causing our eyes to bulge and focus on what is in front of us. We gasp for air and search around for solutions that will give us the much needed break, from the cycle. We pray and seek counsel, yet the onslaught of worry assails our senses.
Just when it seems that our lungs are about to burst from the lack of oxygen, the answers become apparent. The sun begins to shine on our once darkened skies and the birds begin to sing in the beauty of spring. Winter has passed and with it, the gloom and doom of the incessant pressure.
The Almighty has infused us with a welcomed breath of fresh air.
Winston Harlon, one of the leading characters in How to Taste it at the End of the Day, understands this all too well. Get your copy and follow his journey, today!
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