In the hustle and bustle of life and busy schedules, there's something profoundly beautiful about the simple invitation: "Come and sit by me." It's an offering of companionship, a gesture of warmth,
Come, sit with me.
Dated: April 3 2024
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In the hustle and bustle of life and busy schedules, there's something profoundly beautiful about the simple invitation: "Come and sit by me." It's an offering of companionship, a gesture of warmth, and a whisper of inclusion. As I was busy getting ready this morning, I looked over and saw my P.E.O. magazine. I opened it up, and there were these words in a column: " Come and sit by me."
Reflecting on times in my life when acquaintances became lifetime friends, I said to myself, "Come and sit by me." Imagine stepping into a new space, perhaps attending a staff call for the first time or entering a room filled with strangers at an event. The nerves flutter, and uncertainty clouds the mind, but amidst the sea of faces, you hear those gentle words: "Come and sit by me."
Suddenly, a sense of belonging washes over you. In that small invitation lies a world of comfort and reassurance. It's not just about finding a place to rest your body; it's about finding solace for your soul. It's about knowing that, in this vast and sometimes intimidating world, there is someone who sees you and welcomes you with open arms.
Scripture tells us, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." (Matthew 11:28, NIV) These words resonate deeply with the essence of that simple invitation. They remind us that there is a place of refuge for each of us, a place where we are accepted and embraced just as we are.
To extend an invitation to "Come and sit by me" is to embody the spirit of compassion and empathy. It's an act of kindness that transcends words and reaches the heart. It's an acknowledgment of our shared humanity and a celebration of our interconnectedness.
So, let us be mindful of our power in those four little words. Let us always be ready to offer a seat to those who may feel lost or alone. We can create profound moments of connection and belonging in that small act of kindness.
May we all be blessed with the courage to extend the invitation and the humility to accept it when it comes our way. May we never underestimate the transformative power of simply saying, "Come and sit by me." 
What a sweet reminder; thanks, P.E.O.
What a sweet reminder; thanks, P.E.O.This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad. When thinking of how to bless another, perhaps say to them, "Come and sit by me." Janet Terry, thanks for being my P.E.O. sister, who invited me to come and sit by you. I love you. Now that I am a year into the business, I plan to attend our meetings and because I love you and want to sit by you. 
Brenda Spencer-Ragland
I began the journey as a licensed REALTOR in June 2020. Prior I served as the President and CEO of the Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce for 18 months, after serving for 33 years with the United St....
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