Sometimes a surrender is small but that doesn’t necessarily mean its easy.  There was a time when Addie Cooley lived in India for five years.  She was not used to the custom of unannounced visitors.  Out the window went the American way of calling first or having a scheduled time.  And to be a good host you needed to offer refreshments, to be gracious during the visit.  So forget the things you thought you were going to get done that day.  It took a while to surrender her old custom of planning.  Through lots and lots of practice Addie did, and it helped her learn to live a more fluid life.  In doing so she was able to thrive.

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