Preparing for a Future Valentine

I was reading the other night in a book titled Grace for the Good Girl: Letting Go of the Try-Hard Life (highly recommend!!!), about failures. The book talked about how we have some failures that are sinful failures, and need to be redeemed. But then we also simply have failures that have nothing to do with sin. Like a recipe that doesn't work out quite right, a sports game that we lose, trying to say something and having a complete malfunction of vocabulary, or failing to increase your WPM as much as you want to, are all examples of this kind of failure. I am very familiar with this latter kind of failure(although I am also sadly very familiar with the former kind as well). I can't count the amount of recipes I have failed, the games that others have sorely dominated me in, the times my words come out sounding like an infant speaking, or the times I have once again mourned my lack of typing speed. But good news!!! This post isn't about my failures(sorry, I kind of wen