Becky mentioned that she visited my “Tree of Life” spot. She saw a tree in the field that resembled that one always shown on the intro to Little House on the Prairie and asked, “Is that it? Is that your Tree of Life?” I quickly explained, “Well, no. The Tree of Life is actually right here. Invisible to the eye, but very real.” It is the place where you choose to meet with God and get your direction, information, and life from that place rather than turning to the tree of knowing. For me, my spot to connect with God is on a cement patio that is surrounded with flowers and birds, butterflies, even bugs!
Would you like to see the mocking bird babies that Becky and I saw at “The Tree of Life” last week? Here you go! Watch the progression!
And there you have it! The empty nest!
This month I had a poem published in Creation Illustrated Magazine. I’ll end this post with the poem, which can be found on the last page, the inside of the cover!
Morning Cheer
Fog outstretched from blue to green,
Shades in all that can be seen.
Bats take one more starry flight,
Lift the curtain of the night.
Rooster recognizes dawn
All nocturnal creatures yawn.
Laughter fixes all that’s wrong
Chipping sparrow sings her song.
Comforts death and cheers for birth.
Longs for man to lift an ear,
Up to heaven, morning cheer!
I just discovered this website today — love it. It’s uplifting, thought-provoking, interesting. I plan to bookmark it, come back again and again, and share it with others. Thanks, Hope, for the work and creativity you put into this wonderful Christian resource. God bless you.
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Russ, welcome to the blog! It was so encouraging to hear from a new reader today. How did you find us? Did you search the word “Harvest”?
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