Tag: journey

unpacking

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The Tailgater! Circa 2008-2014

Cuppycake and I enjoy traveling together.

No matter car, plane, or train it’s all about the journey….

or is it the destination in the end?

(Nobody ever seems to remember!)

“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.” Ursula K. Le Guin

This quote was first painted above our fireplace mantle in our home in 1997, then followed us to our current home in 2014 where it remains today.

My children often tease that it shall be woven into my eulogy one day – mostly because despite having seen this quote the majority of their lives they still continue to mis-quote it.

Which they deliberately know drives me crazy, giggles.

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60/40

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I knew!

I knew it!

I just knew it!

I knew there was something

significant

occurring

that God was trying to reveal!

And it was not merely a reminder that close to 60% of the year is already over.

(Yes, officially, on August 8, 2019, only 40% of the year will be remaining!)

Thus far 2019 has been for me personally,

and for my family,

a lot of puzzle-pieces fitting together,

wounds healed,

love shared,

and a lot of two-by-fours hitting us upside the head!

Giggles.

This entire year God has been using

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Saturday’s path.

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Spy Wednesday.

Holy Thursday.

Good Friday

Silent Saturday.

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Photo from  Unsplash, taken by Avery Woodard

God’s work amongst us.

God’s Salvation for us.

God’s gift to us.

Each lenten season – within the catacombs of these 40 days – we have the opportunity to listen to God speak to our hearts as His life, death and resurrection are re-presented.  And we have the beautiful opportunity to receive the great gift of discovering His individual message to us – as He fashions our heart ‘with desire’ – in the hope that we will choose to embrace this great act of love, poured out for us. Continue reading “Saturday’s path.” →