Believe me I had a few hard feelings on the drive home, and not a few tears of frustration. I wore the shoes I always wear, and, in my humble opinion, I looked quite respectable--more than many of the others in the class with backs on their shoes. I happened to be at a place where my feet were visible to the little black suit that apparently checks shoes (she actually had three pages of images of acceptable and unacceptable shoes.)
I drove back at one to do a 1 to 10 (pm) class. With the right shoes on. At the training center I counted no less than five women with open backed shoes, not being sent home.
But the point is, I had to remind myself of what I wrote here earlier. The post about God's providence and how He knows best. I had to believe there were reasons for yet another postponement. (I did have a better instructor in this class.) So once I had wrestled with my fretting sin nature, I accepted another postponement as from God. And, amazingly I was filled with a wonderful peace as I drove the long drive back to class. Only two more classes to go. You can be sure I'll remember to wear the correct shoes.
(not my photo or fingers)
Don't those frustrations that come out of the blue just throw you. I'm not out in the world, like you are, but to have a dress code regarding shoes for a class sounds pretty amazing to me.
ReplyDeleteI think you handled it well, and your feelings are well understandable. We just never know...
Btw, I always wear clogs, so I'd be driving back home with you. :)
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour redeemed attitude is a blessing to me. I am sure I would have wrestled with this one..