Word of the Day: Earthly
What’s more earthly than plants, sky, and God’s love through this promised rainbow?
He gives us signs of His Love daily: grass grows, birds fly, and hurts are healed (physical, mental, or emotional).
Author Archives: Humor Happens
16th Day of Lent
15th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Hear
Can you hear the leaves crunch when you see this photo?
I can, because I was hoping for a shot of a squirrel smelling the daffodils.
He heard me too and got out of there! He prefers to remain anonymous.
14th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Lift
Pysanky is an old Russian/Ukrainian/Polish tradition.
It involves using beeswax as a marker and then laying various dyes to make designs.
Once the beeswax is lifted off with heat, only beauty remains (at least I hope so!).
12th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Vision
How do you improve your vision?
Some with glasses.
Some with prayer.
Some with eye care foods.
Some with meditation.
Some with binoculars.
Some with faith for a brighter tomorrow.
Some with Sunshine and others with Son Shine.
11th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Live
Live while you’re able! This guy was stuffed full of all of the sweetest things, and even he wasn’t long for this world.
9th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Love
Love is sharing the sun’s light on a chilly winter’s day.
8th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Evil
Bob Medema, the owner of the Emporium, was murdered last August.
He was a friend of my father’s and was dear to our hearts. I loved to see them talk animatedly with one another, joking, sharing their identical political views, and laughing. Both men are gone from this earth to a better place. Where my dad passed away from an illness fairly quickly, Bob’s life was stolen by thieves seeking money. There’s another evil, in addition to murder, money. Bob’s life was more valuable than any money those thieves could have gained.
7th Day of Lent
Word of the Day: Wonder
On my first day of biology in High School, the teacher said he could teach us many things, but he couldn’t teach us how the human being stands on two feet. If we believed in God, we had our answer. If not, there is no answer.
Since then, I often wonder of His many creations. Humans and birds waddling around on merely two feet, birds with feathers, cats with hair, and moose who hold their heads up with those giant antlers. God is a Wonder and Delight to me.
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