Sunday, December 28, 2014

28 December

Holy moly......did December just happen?  As much as I love this Christmas Holiday, I enjoy the "in between".  The time off after the holiday between work and school to play and rest and enjoy some quiet.  There is not one to do list made, even for a busy body like me.  Of course the tree comes down on December 26.  Holy needles (and yes that saw-zall was used, don't ask)



 Starting new projects....
 there was lots of use of these things....
 and notes written
 and more family time, playing games
Taken From the December 21 Sermon.....

And so a daughter walked with me down the hall to the corner bed- room. Mom, this is the chaplain from hospice. Is it OK for him to have a quick visit?

And rather than saying no she reached out with both her arms to greet me and invited me to sit at the bedside. I pulled up a chair. On the bedside table were some flowers and a framed photograph of her with her second husband of thirty years who had died just last June.

You know, she said, life is full of miracles. We miss so many because we can’t see them. We’re too preoccupied with our own plans. But they’re all around us.

So this is actually the perfect time to let go, to slow down, to go dark—if even for a few moments—and to notice what blessing God is bringing to birth in our own hearts and in the womb of the world......


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