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life 1 min read 241 views May 15, 2026

Stubbed Toe

I was walking around my room the other day and every I turned I stubbed my toe. Like God was trying to tell me something. I was not paying attention to something that I should have been paying attention to and the Universe kept sending me reminders that I needed to do the work. 

I was sweating bullets and still working on the wrong things. The one thing we are obedient in is being disobedient. We should be listening more than we talk and knowledge of self is a powerful thing just as it is a weakness I guess.

I stubbed my toe again. 

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mrmelody7

Enjoyed this I stubbed my foot too 2months ago I said the same thing God wants my attention Had these flip flops on the ones with half your feet stckin out stubed my foot against the base of a vacum cleaner the flip flop bent down jammin my foot against the vacumm trying to throw me I grabbed chair to keep from hittin the floor end up with a lower and upper ankle sprain reinjured old basketball Archiles tendon twisted the whole foot two months still limping still hurts all within a second Believe me u never could make this up just unbelievable

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Warriorcarryingwater

Nice! Proverbs 1:5: "Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance."

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