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Category Archives: early morning thoughts
. . . colorblind? . . .
Now I remember . . . I remember what I miss most about our years in Vienna. Color . . . hearts painted in every shade of red, yellow, black and browns. I hugged color, laughed with color, prayed with … Continue reading
Posted in early morning thoughts
Tagged Achromatopsia, Color blindness, color conscious, culture, IBC Vienna, Isaiah 43:1, John 3:16, Revelation 7:9, unity
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. . . with angels . . .
My sister’s picture wrapped the entire computer screen as I downloaded it into this post. I sat and cried as I saw her beautiful . . . bigger than life.She had wasted to sixty pounds the last few weeks, barely … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, eternal life, Luke 10:25-37, mercy, neighbors, nursing, Psalm 91:11, school nurse
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. . . in kindness . . .
I am so ready for my fighting guests to leave . . . they have been neither kind or considerate. Our garden sanctuary is more like a war zone these hot humid days. Soaring like Kamikaze pilots of World War … Continue reading
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Tagged Hummingbirds, kindness, Mount Hermon, oil, Psalm 133; Ephesians 4: 32; dew of Mt Hermon, unity
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. . . in the dark . . .
Tom and I were walking in the dark; the moon was hidden with clouds, blanketing any light to see our way through the trees. Tom had brought a flashlight along, so he decided to use it. That was a … Continue reading
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Tagged LED, light, Nyctophobia, Psalm 119:105, Psalm 119:30, spider web
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. . . when I can’t sing . . .
There is no sweet nectar . . . . . . anywhere. Returning home after a few days away, I noticed the three hummingbird feeders drained of all liquid. Used up . . . These tiny birds love that sweet … Continue reading
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Tagged Ich bin der Weinstock, IMB, John 15:5, lament, Praise, Psalm 137, Psalm 42:8, trust, Vienna;, Zephaniah 3:17
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. . . growing my beard . . .
It was flying straight towards me. I ducked . . . a male cardinal hit the clear glass pane with a bang. Windows without screens invite winged creatures to fly straight through them. The bright red bird was stunned . . … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Samuel 10: 1-5, Ammonites, beard, bird watchers, cardinal, fragrance, goldfinch, Jericho, John 14:27, Joshua 6, myrobalan, peace, Psalm 131:2, Psalm 142:2-3, recovery, waiting
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. . . protected . . .
Tears splashed my face as the words of Even If . . . washed over my heart at a funeral this past Sunday. What a testimony in song at the memorial service for Cheryl. Our church had witnessed a four-year … Continue reading
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Tagged Even If, Hebrews 13:5, MercyMe, Psalm 71:18, Psalm 91:4, Psalms 5:11, velvet covered brick
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