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Category Archives: early morning thoughts
. . . tattooed . . .
“Of course, it was painful!” “Sharp and continuous from beginning to end– for twenty minutes. And worth every minute of it,” Ahnna, our granddaughter adamantly confirmed of her recent tattoo on the back of her right arm. She has joined … Continue reading
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Tagged Hippie movement, Isaiah 49:15-16, John 20:25-29, John 3:16, Roman crucfixion, tattoo
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. . . fearless?. . .
The view from my kitchen window looked more like spring than January. Families of squirrels skipped playfully in the warm sunshine. We were enjoying days of rare temperatures the first week of a new year. These furry rodents were taking … Continue reading
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Tagged armadillos, devil, faith, I peter5:9, Red tailed hawks, road kill in Tennessee, squirrels
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. . . content in the impossibles . . .
I was terrified. One of my greatest fears is failing. Being disappointed in ‘me’. So when a friend artist invited me to attend a painting class last weekend, I laughed, “I cannot draw a straight line. I drew stick people … Continue reading
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Tagged A. W. Tozer, failure, impossibles, Philippians 1:6, Philippians 4:13, snowman
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. . . caught . . .
A recent garden guest has been quiet, unassuming— not disruptive in any way. For weeks. In fact, we hardly knew she was around. But there she was! Near the entrance of the front door. Lurking, plotting to catch other visitors … Continue reading
. . . struggling . . .
Posted in early morning thoughts
Tagged 2 Corinthians 12:8-9, butterfly, chrysalis, struggle
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. . . celebrating the pain . . .
It has been two months since I have written. Is it because there is nothing to say? Or perhaps my day hours have been filled with grand and glorious tasks for others, and there is no time or energy for … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Samuel 6, Celebrate the Temporary, Clyde Reid, pain, Psalm 145:1, T.D. Jakes
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. . . in which world? . . .
Hoof clops invade the morning stillness. I watch the buggy pass the house, and I fancy I live in two worlds. With the Amish–living without automobiles, electricity, running water, cell phones. . . no mirrors! We live near a large … Continue reading
