From the prison to the palace... the work of a Master who never waste a stroke of His brush.
Joseph noticed 
Such a good observation and re-ordering of how we're to be present and bless-able in our journey so we can be a blessing to others. There's so much that suffers when we wallow in self pity. I have often noticed that well-watered flowers don't wilt when sour people enter a room... but well-watered flowers were placed in a space to brighten and refresh the space, no matter who walks in (Proverbs 11:25). Blessings, thanks for sharing.

Here's a thought to consider...
If we pout, we can expect our performance to be at its lowest. We'll miss and mess up things every time we have a pity party. And we can anticipate putting the blame on everyone else for it. Pouting will cost us and others far more than the satisfaction we will enjoy for acting like a spoiled immature brat. Pouters always produce poorer than normal, when their lip is poked out and their finger is placing the blame on everyone but themselves, they can't help it, it just comes with pouting.
So, let's get over it, get up and get on with it... because pouting is for pouters! Sadly there's no age limit for it, if there was, our homes, communists, churches, jobs, cities, schools, counties and countries would be much better off today.
Don't get stagnate, quit pitting yourself and stop blaming everyone else... and help someone look up, grow up and follow up on their commitment to be a part of those who help others make a difference in this world. Therefore, don't be a pouter, be a delightful difference maker today and tomorrow... in spite of what today or tom
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