What turns your crank?

I had not read my devotion from this book when we were on vacation and had to share this.  I read the one for Nov. 22nd today and it was so cool and knew God was speaking to me today.  This one was the devotion for the first day of the teas we did in Texas.

Rom. 12:6
We all have different gifts,each of which came because of the grace God gave us.
In the formative years of my childhood, my parents were the human factors that provided the nourishment I needed to befgin growing.  They put me on a playing field where the game of life began.  With their teachings as a springboard, I started making decisions that caused me to be the person I am today, for good or bad.
As I branched out and began seeing patterns form, traveling revealed an adventuresome side of my temperament.  I went here, did this, saw that, and felt thus and so.  My friend Mary says, "People do what makes sense to them, " and it's true.  We all have to determine what makes sense to us and do it, whether or not it seems logical to anyone else.  We don't live fully until we do this for ourselves.  Some of the things that make sense to me are art, music, photography, literature, and theater.  These are the considerations in life that turn my crank, make me think, and fill my heart with appreciation and wonder.  They are vehicles that transport me into the light that illuminates and enriches my journey.
What are the things that transport you into the light?  What makes sense to you?  If you don't yet know, it may be time to look around you and discover what turns your crank!   Luci Swindoll.

Sit, sip your cup of tea and ponder.  LIsten to His voice today and be in His word.