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God’s whispers are louder than the Devil’s yells…
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“In the silence of the heart God speaks…”
“Love comforteth like sunshine after rain,” William Shakespeare. When the sun finally pierced the gray overcast sky with her rays this morning, my petunias shrugged off their coats of rain and raised their heads in prayer, thanking God for silver raindrops and for the sun’s warm rays. “If we talk to God in the morning…
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“One touch from God is all it takes…”
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“Only true friends leave footprints on your heart…”
Isn’t friendship a wonderful gift! My dearest friend and I have been friends for 45 years, raised our children together, mourned our husbands together, celebrated our grandchildren together. Moving to Roanoke five years ago didn’t change things. We still talk on the phone and spend occasional weekends together and peruse the thrift stores. I don’t…
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“Lift a song to heaven when morning breaks…”
Found another Indian prayer in my reading today. The Cherokee Blessing — “May the warm winds of heaven blow softly upon your house. May the Great Spirit bless all who enter there. May your moccasins make happy tracks in many snows and may the rainbow always touch your shoulder.” I love the simplistic beauty of…
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“One is nearer God’s heart in a garden….”
“Oh, what a beautiful mornin’, Oh, what a beautiful day. I got a beautiful feelin’ ev’erything’s goin’ my way.” I walked out on the porch this morning and heard that chorus from Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’ as stepped off the porch to walk Penelope. Another pretty day dolled up in late spring fashion sketched…
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“The grace of God is a wind which is always blowing…”
A mid-afternoon breeze is whispering soft and gentle, rustling the spring’s tender green leaves and pinging soft symphonies on the wind chimes. Father Sky has sketched a layered overcast sky of melted vanilla swirls. The clouds are large, their bellies the color of cigar smoke. Occasionally some purple bellied clouds join the mix. Mother Nature…
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The sky has a way of speaking to the soul…
Been doing Indian rain dances all afternoon. Hasn’t rained at my house since my birthday, April 1. Rain is such a glorious fertilizer for newly planted gardens. My flowers will pop right up if we get a good soaking rain. Scripture reads rain is a symbol of God’s blessings, a gift of God’s faithfulness. We…
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“There’s something glorious every day…”
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“Just love with no place to go…”
Drove home this morning from visiting the grandchildren in Georgia under a sunny, blue cloudless sky. Enjoyed my grandsons’ band concert last night. I loved my years in the high school band and it thrills me to attend their concerts. My youngest grandson is playing my trumpet. I also attended the Spanish Honor Society induction…
