Category Archives: early morning thoughts

Caught but Freed!

I am watching a large fly caught between the screen and the glass door. He has no idea he is trapped-imprisoned; he is completely free in that 3×6 confine to fly, to sleep, to feast on minute gnats or other … Continue reading

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A time to swim . . .

Early Sunday morning, I was drowning in a sea of misty melancholy meanderings!  We had returned home late on Saturday night from four days at the beach with family; I knew major quiet time was needed. I wonder if you … Continue reading

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Different kind of sameness

I am singing, singing to the color of green! After five weeks of excessive high temperatures and drought, each morning this week began with a gentle rain, giving life to the dead brown carpet under foot.  But this new color … Continue reading

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Simple Things

I awoke in the middle of the night and wrote– Life is to be lived in honoring God-loving and serving Him.  This happens by honoring others–loving and serving them. And it begins at home—just that simple. For years I have … Continue reading

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Moments to cherish

I sensed expectancy as I was oiling a bagel. Something or Someone was near me–a presence. I rested in the thought that, indeed, life–real joy-filled life is living with this wonder of a new morning. An invitation was being given … Continue reading

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First thoughts

A surreal sense of peace-a soft cocoon security fills me this morning. It welcomed me as I went into the kitchen, ablaze with early morning’s first glow. Contentment for the moment–ah, this is how one lives. I breathed deeply into … Continue reading

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