Come Sometime

 

   Come Sometime

 

Waking up in the morning, is great miracle, a blessing , millions world over do not walk up the next day every day: must thank the Lord of having given another bright beautiful day to live, enjoy delicacies of life and the company of loved ones, defying the existence of thousands of viruses, germs, ghosts, hosts and deadly diseases. Get up with hope, happiness, grateful, and a jump to do something great and wonderful. e. This new day is too dear, with its hopes and invitations, to waste a moment on yesterdays. Thank the Lord for such a beautiful gift, live every second of the day purposefully. Next day will not come always: today would come when He would call us back to merge with Him forever: the day of depart. But partings are ample as are the occasion to meet, greet, eat, work, talk, walk and remain wake till alive. 

“Come Sometime”, a beautiful phrase used many a time by some people at the end of a conversation with a young one and inappropriately used by relatives a few, who think themselves superior enough to whom they happen to meet accidentally or otherwise: in fact they are the victims of superiority complex: meaning you are not invited, you may come if happen to come. In fact you are not a welcome guest that is what a      connotation “Come Sometime” conveys straight enough; avoid it, smacks not of a welcome invite. 

Another phrase is “will try my best” to come, attend; said with the intentions uncertain something more important somewhere else, this is just to save a situation, to say something other than no: listener should understand clearly that he would not come that “will try” would become “tried but failed” to take care of the next meeting. Silence, no reply or just a nod wonderful response to these phrases. 

Invite does not need special words, even a prayer to the Lord in silence is an invitation to intervene, so is the conversation when we invite other to express, say or listen ; invite needs intentions pure, simple, sincere and core of the heart; blinking eye, good warm hand shake, a little murmur, even a whistle by mouth, a gesture are enough: to spend quality time, have food from the heaven  and a walk so pleasing, satisfying full of solace, unforgettable, a talk from the depths of heart, upon up that not possible to share so openly. Invite guilt free with respect, regard and acceptance; not a burden, be full of laughter and cosy feelings, is a blessing of the Lord available to everyone and every time; you need to only explore where are the persons who seek your company and whose company you seek,: such explore is rare; once found it is yours always forever like bliss of the Lord, such invite must invoke a feeling like: 

"I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you." Roy Croft.

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