This message applies to so many people in my life.Sometimes it makes me sad.
Then I think that I should be grateful
that those people are still in my life
at all.
I found this little plate in some
junk store or antique shop
long forgotten.
Who do you think of when you read the verse?
15 comments:
You, of course, Darlin'.
yup... same here
thank yous and ♥ to you both.
My brother in Afghanistan. (don't tell hi though, he'd think I'm mushy)
Michael, I hope he comes home soon, safe and to stay.
dang.
I was gonna SAY you, but that sounds like I came in third in a two horse race.
♥
I got it...
d=^))
SPARKY!
Boneman went to the dogs on that one!
(snerk, snerk)
woof woof... d;-)
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And as all whom I trust
I see you, my only
And whence we grow old
And you die before me
In my arms I hope you find peace.
No penance of worth
No pain to be scoured
For this God will answer
Only to me.
wow...
good one, Cactus Mark.
Mark, you continue to amaze.
I was so focused on the plate and what it said, I just now noticed the map in the background. Very nice touch Jean... well played.
I drank coffee from my "Pondering..." mug this morning and thought of you!
thank you, NWM.
aw, Sparrow! So good to see you here and I'm thrilled you are enjoying the mug. d:-)
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