I look out my bedroom window...past the white painted rocking chair (that was not painted until it started to mold so no matter how clean I try to get it - it still is dirty looking and my mother-in-law always brought a towel to clean it off or sit on when she was still alive and here for her visit 2-3 times a year)....funny what goes through our mind....that has been 5 years if not 10 and every single time I see the rocking chairs - this is what I think.
Focus!
I look out of my bedroom window, and past the top rung on the white painted rocking chair, and I see joy.....
Daffodils dancing in the early spring wind. They make me smile, which is something I really needed at this moment, because I have not been feeling much interested in life, living, breathing, doing, being.
I am thankful for the gentle breeze that makes these delicate cheery flowers wiggle on their long slender green legs.
A mental break from the cloud the held me away from connection and joy.
I may not be closely linked to people, things, events...but nature helps me a lot. God has a hold on me in nature. A little window into innocence, rest, and playfulness. All simply being real, daffodils naturally being what God created them to be. If only we could learn to rest and be - so willingly surrendered to the winds of our life, trusting in the soil of our spirit to keep our soul rooted where we are suppose to be.
Oh, that I may live as simply as a daffodil dancing in the wind!
Focus!
I look out of my bedroom window, and past the top rung on the white painted rocking chair, and I see joy.....
Daffodils dancing in the early spring wind. They make me smile, which is something I really needed at this moment, because I have not been feeling much interested in life, living, breathing, doing, being.I am thankful for the gentle breeze that makes these delicate cheery flowers wiggle on their long slender green legs.
A mental break from the cloud the held me away from connection and joy.
I may not be closely linked to people, things, events...but nature helps me a lot. God has a hold on me in nature. A little window into innocence, rest, and playfulness. All simply being real, daffodils naturally being what God created them to be. If only we could learn to rest and be - so willingly surrendered to the winds of our life, trusting in the soil of our spirit to keep our soul rooted where we are suppose to be.
Oh, that I may live as simply as a daffodil dancing in the wind!
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