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I was quite nervous at the idea of going alone, so I brought a book from my nightstand, A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini (check out my other book recommendations below), and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it all felt.

My husband and I have a family rule: If one of us leaves home for more than three consecutive nights, the traveling partner is required to take one of our two young children along. This doesn\u2019t mean our three- and five-year-old do a ton of traveling. It means that we each take a lot of three-night trips. Which is how I found myself with three unplanned nights in New York last month, blissfully alone.

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No one knows how to bask in alone time at a bar like the untethered parent of young children. In my 20s\u2014which I spent living in New York\u2014I believed I had mastered the art of the hours-long wine-bar sit, nursing glasses of whatever they were pouring, reading alone or chatting with friends, eating olives and snack mix for dinner with little else to do. Those bars were my home, especially when I was avoiding a roommate who was sometimes an ex-boyfriend, or fending off the Sunday scaries. But there is no greater joy than an evening free of (most) responsibility, choosing wine and food from a menu I can now afford, slipping back into a different time.

After that glass, I loosened up a bit. It\u2019s impossible not to after given the opportunity to think about cat balls. My second glass, a chilled of pinot noir from Pierre-Olivier Bonhomme in the Loire Valley, also came on the server\u2019s recommendation. It was good, but mostly I enjoyed the smug satisfaction of finishing three dishes alone and making it to bed by 10pm. Also, the cat balls.

I was seated next to a fellow solo diner each night, but as this was New York, we didn\u2019t engage beyond a polite head-nod. When the point of solo dining is dining alone, I much prefer to sit in silence, reading and watching the kitchen work; my solo neighbors seemed to agree. The food, the wine, the atmosphere was different everywhere I went, but the vibe was the same. It was relaxed, it was easy to be there, and the staff loved talking up the wine and offering suggestion. I clearly did something right at Place des Fe\u0302tes because the server dropped a healthy pour of amaro in front of me after dessert. By night three the whole experience had become a wonderful comfort\u2014like, yeah it is totally normal for me to be by myself eating this plate of mussels doused in cuttlefish ink at 6:00 pm, on a Sunday, on a residential block in rainy Brooklyn, what?

There is an obvious connection between introvertedness and solitude. Being alone can be a powerful charging station, where we can cocoon ourselves away from all the stimulants of the outside world and become fully ourselves: safe, warm, unpretending.tag_hash_108

tag_hash_109There are many ways to be lonely, and acting out of it usually, and ironically, results in more loneliness. We settle for the friend who is abusive, stay in relationships that have long fizzled out for way too long, or attend mediocre parties, numb out with smartphones, drugs, alcohol and sex. We feel detached, misunderstood, and profoundly alone. Not even that puppy helps. We are filled with longing.tag_hash_110

Our singular praise joins the chorus that has been singing since before the earth began. The rocks of the earth worship Him (Luke 19:40). The mountains are shouting His praise (Isaiah 55:12). The trees of the forest are singing for joy (1Chronicles 16:33).

Sisters, let us bang every pot, stomp every foot, raise every hand, and engage every vocal cord. Ours is not the chorus of Whoville. Our goal is not to draw attention to ourselves. Instead through unified praise, may we declare:

In Christ alone my hope is found,

He is my light, my strength, my song;

This Cornerstone, this solid Ground,

Firm through the fiercest drought and storm.

What heights of love, what depths of peace,

When fears are stilled, when strivings cease!

My Comforter, my All in All,

Here in the love of Christ I stand.

Megan Wold, partner at Cooper & Kirk and former clerk of Justice Samuel Alito, echoed the sentiment that Thomas has a proven record of adhering to "first principles," even if that means doing so alone.

Partner relentlessly, or do it yourself? New ventures face this question early on, whether they are housed inside big corporations or small start-ups. A lot of business literature advocates teaming up wherever possible to open the doors to new ideas, draw on the unique strengths of others, and speed time to market. So why have some of the hottest new businesses been throwing out this idea in favor of going it alone?

Please remember that it is best for any prayers offered after a hymn to follow the feeling conveyed in the hymn. For example, Hymns, #136, "In Thy face once marred and smitten, / All His glory now we read. / Gazing on it we adore Thee, / Blessed, precious, holy Lord." When we reach a high point in the spirit in our singing, we need a prayer to sustain the spirit of the meeting. This means that the words, "Gazing on it we adore Thee, / Blessed, precious, holy Lord;... / Rise our hearts," have brought us to the high point. Then instead of praying doctrinally, we should focus on the last two verses and pray, "Yes, Lord, as we are gazing on Your face, our hearts rise up to praise You." Immediately this prayer is linked to the hymn. Then more prayers should continue to focus on the Lord's glory. The atmosphere of the meeting will then be such that everyone sees the Lord's glory in its utmost purity. Hence, the author of the hymn does not need to say anything except, "Gazing on it we adore Thee, / Blessed, precious, holy Lord." If we can continue praising, the spirit of the meeting will be sustained. After numerous prayers of praise, our hearts will be fully turned to the Lord.

Then a brother may be inspired to add a short hymn and select the last stanza of Hymns, #182, which reads, "Praise Him! praise Him! praise the Savior! / Saints, aloud your voices raise, / Praise Him! praise Him! till in glory / Perfected we'll sing His praise." This is even better. After the short hymn, everyone may still have a lingering taste for the meeting; thus, we can send off the saints singing this praise once again.

Alhamdulillah or Praise be to God is one of the greatest badges of the believer. We praise God no matter what state we find ourselves in, whether it be joy or sorrow, sickness or health, strong faith or doubt, wealth or poverty, married or single, with children or childless.

Thus we can thank Rep. Omar, but praise is for God alone. That way, if an individual travels, disappoints us, or dies, we still know who stood behind them and sent us the blessings that came through that individual.

When we praise God, it also helps us be patient while God unfolds His decree and help us understand His wisdom behind an event. While we are alive, our knowledge is limited, and praise helps to nurture the certainty of faith.

Yes, praise is a deeply significant aspect of our personal worship. Unfortunately, many are afraid of praise because they associate it with some sort of wild, uncontrolled, highly emotional "praise service" in which individuals faint, scream, jump around, and dance uncontrollably in the aisle. Listen, praise is important! It is not limited to organized services. Praise is a consistent flow of appreciation for God in every circumstance throughout the day. Then, when we're alone, praise is an aspect of prayer.

When a man dates his wife-to-be, praise becomes an important part of courting. When he appreciates the beauty of her hair, he should express it to her verbally. He should compliment her beauty, her choice of perfume and clothing, and her excellent taste. If he enjoys her cooking or a special gift, he should freely express his appreciation. If he admires the way she expresses herself, again, he should say something. When you love someone, praise should come naturally because it's a genuine, stimulating part of a growing relationship.

In Christ alone my hope is found,

he is my light, my strength, my song;

this cornerstone, this solid ground,

firm through the fiercest drought and storm.

What heights of love, what depths of peace,

when fears are stilled, when strivings cease!

My comforter, my all-in-all,

here in the love of Christ I stand.

One of the many favourite things I secretly love doing is taking myself out on regular self dates. Just last week, I decided to take some time to plonk myself in a quiet cafe because I needed a break from a week of draining interactions that had affected me mentally, physically and emotionally. I needed to be alone to preserve my sanity.

Being alone is being closer to listening and understanding your own voice. Being at peace with your surroundings. At ease with yourself. Being alone does not equate to being brutally unheard. You are heard even when you are alone. Alone and quiet, the little voice in you grows louder. Being alone brings you nearer to an optimum level of closeness with God.

God, blessed be your glorious name. Which is exalted above all blessing and praise. Exalted forever and ever, from everlasting to everlasting, you are God. You are the Lord, you alone. And there are no other gods beside you. God, may the Rajput Jadon know that in India. May they know that you alone are God. Cause your name alone to be exalted as God among them. We pray, please, please send workers. Raise up your church to go the Rajput Jadon of India to tell them the good news of the one true God. Causes your name to be glorified there. ff782bc1db