Distraction

Distraction has become an assumed presence in life. A typical work day (at least in my particular role) involves more interruptions than actual pre-meditated tasks.

There is a grace for bearing the unplanned, but we may fall into a pattern of shallow, distracted thinking if we don't counteract the landslide of activity.

Here is a very thought-provoking blog entry on that idea.

HT: Desiring God