Well, it's actually a chatty email-style letter; right words, wrong order.
I don't make so many typos-writeos?- when I'm using pen and paper. It's a far more satisfying method of communication. One whole word, a whole phrase even, at a time instead of dotting about, letter by letter, on a keyboard.
I don't want to embark on a new prayer course or scheme or book at the moment, but I do find that I get very random and unstructured without some kind of support. Come 1st December I'll find it easy to stay on track, as I'll get 'Haphazard by Starlight', an anthology of poems for Advent with reflections by Janet Morley. Meanwhile I'm thinking about The Lord's Prayer, line by line, phrase by phrase.
I found myself writing a chatty page or two, like a letter, in one of the notebook swaps the other day, on the first line; Our Father. There's a lot to consider; of course, back in Gospel days they didn't discuss the Holy Trinity, and the Holy Spirit and The Son. The idea of the Trinity was really there until after Pentecost.
Rambling on, chatty letter style, about describes how I pray. I might start with something from a book, but get sidetracked...
Seems to work for me...
Here's Christopher Robin having the same difficulty staying 'on task'
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