Dress your Personality today!

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Current mood: exanimate

Cool, I found a quote that sounds like what I advocate. We've been testing at the school so we have to watch the kids test without technology anywhere around us. So I got a couple of books and started reading. Okay here it goes.



"Clothe yourself with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Over all these virtues put on Love, which binds them all together in perfect unity."



Now, I'm no high and mighty person, I'm far from it, but I have to say that these traits are seriously what I would LIKE to show. I do not always wear these traits...no one is perfect...no one does all the time, but I do agree that we all should use them as often as possible. I know I own this wardrobe, but where are each of the pieces of this outfit? Maybe they're hanging in my closet, folded nicely in a drawer, maybe they're dirty in the hamper or on the floor. Either way, we must know where they are at all times. In fact, I'd like to think of them as more like makeup or a coat of emotion or traits. See, regardless of what you wear, they are needed to complete your wardrobe and you wear the same stuff every day (without people making a huge deal out of the fac thtat you have on the same pants of shirt you did yesterday). That would be strange sounding..."Wow, did you see the kindness she had on today? Didn't she wear kindness yesterday? GROSS!" lmao. "Check out her Compassion, that is so last season!" haha. Hmm, okay but hey, maybe it's time we throw away that "shirt of Love" with the holes in it, and splurge for our own feel goodness. Yeah, feel-goodness. lol. Put on one that isn't tattered or one that covers all of the skin of hatred.

CLOTH for THOUGHT? hahahaha

Try on some Emotion?

Don't forget to Accessarize?

Dressing Spirituality?

OKAY you ready to know where the quote came from? A women's spiritual strength book. It's a verse pulled from the bible. BELIEVE IT! It's Colossians 3:12. As a writer, I HAVE to give credit where it is deserved. It's a pretty good concept if you ask me.