Vincent van Gogh’s Table at the Auberge Ravoux
HAIKU
Sipping on Pernod
telling will my story be
with surprising end
LIVING A LIFE OF GRACE
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WEDNESDAY’S BLESSING
Forgive often and always
Living a life of grace requires a constant effort to forgive those who offend us. That does not diminish the wounds afflicted on us, but forgiveness renders freedom from resentment, anger and jealousy. That may take time but the reward is infinite. Forgiveness heals and makes everything new in us and most likely others.
WITH A LITTLE HELP
A Key West Restaurant
A THOUGHT AND MEDITATION
Good friendships last till ever
“Sometimes, we just need someone to show us something we cannot see for ourselves, then we too can change for-ever.”
–from my good friend Kamal
WONDERFUL PROMISE
Virgin by Abbott Handerson Thayer
In honor of Mary’s Assumption into Heaven
“Little Children, give thanks unceasingly for all that you possess so that a joyful blessing always comes down from God upon your life.”
–Words of Mary from Medjugorje
THE WHITE HOUSE
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A SENTENCE AND HAIKU
“At different times in our lives, we all need a new perspective.”
–Matthew Kelly
HAIKU
Refreshed from deep sleep
My first thought and will
God saves America…and all the nations
Believing, the rhythm of life is now at an historical tipping point. Take heed, special attention, watch and pray…the world is about to witness a revolution of light and truth. Never give up on God!
THE PRIZE
Painting by Danny McBride
AFFIRMATION
The moment I write is the moment I connect with the One who inspires my life. The moment is the prize.
–yours truly
THE EARTH RESTORES
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HAIKU
The sky rains rainbow
Ready for me at any time
Beautiful is the earth
MELTING SNOW
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HAIKU
Sun melting away
Diamonds on the ground
Wild cat leaves imprint
ALONE AT TABLE
Vincent van Gogh’s Table
HAIKU
Shattered encounter
Cut through strong opinions
Heart strings splintered
WHAT IS MIND BOGGLING
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GOOD SUNDAY AFFIRMATION
How peculiar does the mind work. It seems that the mind prefers to stress about the future or grieve over the past so it can exercise some control over it. This is the dilemma that prevents us from savoring the present.
Ann Voskamp writes about this conundrum.
“It’s the battle plan of the enemy of the soul – to keep us blind to this current moment, the one we can’t control to blind us from the One who controls everything.”
In God, there is no time, only eternity – or more simply, only now. His name is I AM — wherever my feet are – is where I can love him.”
Bless you in this new week to live the moment, not the past nor the future..
