Saturday, September 11, 2010
Train
I was sitting there on a train looking out the window at the rolling green hills spotted with white sheep and the occasional sets of windmills and I realized I am in Scotland. I was on the train from Edinburgh to Glasgow, on my way to West Kilbride. I had just spent the day wondering around Edinburgh. It was a lovely day and I enjoyed myself very much. It was just interesting when I stopped and thought about where I was. It is interesting to me sometimes when I am traveling and it actually hits me as to where I am. Scotland is beautiful. Old building in the middle of quaint little towns, green green rolling hills. Red rocks, the sea, little wooded parks (glens) slow pace of life. Very very nice.
Sheep
Sheep belong on rolling green hills. They do. Anywhere else they kind of look out of place, but not on a rolling green hill. there they look like they are where they should be. Grazing or laying down. The rich green grass spotted with little fluffy white dots.
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
"Insert limited name here"
God is so much bigger than our limited view of Him. Every possible word or words we can think of to describe Him fail to do so fully. Our minds are nowhere near the point of being able to comprehend who and what God is.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Learning to let go
I was just thinking of a lost sketchbook. It was a great little sketchbook, good paper, good size, being filled with fun drawings. I lost it. I am not sure how. I have never lost one before. And it is not fun. A week or two later a friend of mine lost their journal, and I was thinking about things lost. We loose things all the time. Some are small (cars keys, pens) some are huge (jobs, people in our lives) And how we deal with lose. Some things can be found or gotten again. And I believe that we should try our hardest when needed. However there are often things that we will never get back. My sketchbook, most likely lost in another state, or my friends journal, left on a plane. My friend and I were hesitant to replace our lost books because of the work that had gone into our previous ones. I was thinking about the need to let go of things lost. It is ok to treasure the memory, but one must let go as well. To move on in a sense and to be able to start the next book without fear or reservation. To except the lose and to move on. Lose is part of life, not part of the original plan, but part of life non-the-less.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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