Fernando’s Highway: On the Road and Recording My Journey

I’m on the road, recording my whereabouts as I return from Hawaii. It’s been almost 15 days since I visited my in-laws and helped people decorate their homes for Christmas. I’m headed back to LA with more Christmas trees.

This is an interesting story. I’m talking about Frank Victor Franco’s book, “Logotherapy.” This man’s search for meaning in life is quite captivating.

Gracias, Diosito, por guiarme con tus palabras. Me iluminas el camino que debo seguir.

Reading with my father-in-law’s house while he regains his strength to fill his fridge with Heineken. It’s a 12-step work.

Llenarnos de la Sabiduría de Dios.

Who will help us get our love ones saved?

Jesus

Jesus will!

He will send blessings on our love ones.

Reading a book from Karen Kingsbury called miracles. Appropriate for today’s life incident.

Inoculation of sin, bad feelings and a sad heart. Listening and believing, we are back from over 2 weeks of vacationing in Hawaii. 3 islands! to Gods glory, we have been blessed and invited.

I’m reading Viktor E. Frankel’s book, ‘Man, Search for Meaning’, and it’s really thought-provoking. I came across a paragraph that gave me a fresh perspective on life. My AA sponsor says he wakes up every morning and says, ‘Father, I’m ready for service. What can I do for you today?’ He’s one of the most spiritual and level-headed people I know. I know he’s helped many people. Thank you for listening in and get yourself a copy of the book. Good stuff.

The right title is; I recently read Viktor Frankl’s book, “Man, Search for Meaning!” and I wanted to share some of the interesting points I found, especially about humor. It’s fascinating how the word “meaning” has a double meaning, both positive and negative. Any kind of meaning has to have something to get through, which can be a bit tricky. Words like “rubble” and “trouble” come to mind - problems are often dangers with opportunities built in. The liberating idea is to find humor in every situation and become good at it. It’s a great habit to develop: always ask yourself, “What humorous situation can come out of this?” or “What funny attack can I come up with?” Trust me, it’s a powerful skill to be quick to be humorous and relieve the tension of yourself. One of the reasons I say I thank God for my mistakes is because I often say, “I thank God I’m a misfit.” At least I pour the omnipresent of God into my soul, mind, and brain, where the problem is trying to capture my soul. I catch it before it gets to my thinking. Thank God for this situation, thank God for what I did. I let God’s presence come in and overwhelm me, rather than having the problem overwhelm my confidence. Let’s not take ourselves too seriously, but to have fun every day with this life we’ve been given.

Bible verses with prayers

Thank You God.