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Creation, Devastation, Restoration

Creation, Devastation, Restoration

Thoughts in response to Harvey and Irma.   Creation, Devastation, Restoration By Kris Baker Loving God, In the beginning, You created the heavens and the earth, light to separate the darkness, sky to divide the waters above and below, and dry land to set apart the lower waters. On the dry land You created flowers and trees with seeds to bear life and fruit. In the sky You placed lights to illumine the darkness and to nourish the seeds of the…

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Where I Stand

Where I Stand

Every month, the Capture Your 365 photo prompts include this one – “Where I Stand.”  I have pictures of my bare feet, my sock covered feet, my feet in comfy shoes, funky shoes, and dressy shoes.  Throughtout these photos I can be seen with my feet curled around the base of my desk chair, propped up on the couch relaxing, standing side by side with the one I love, on rocks and mountains,  close to home, and faraway.  Each photo…

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The Road Toward Christmas

The Road Toward Christmas

It was Thanksgiving when I last wrote and now we are only seven days away from Christmas.  Over these last three weeks there were days that seemed to go on forever – mainly those where I was so tired that all I could think of was a nap; but for the most part, time has whizzed by.  Until the last week, I wasn’t sure that I was going to get my act together for Christmas.  There were moments over these…

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First World Problems

First World Problems

So the worst thing that some folks have to worry about these days is the fact that Starbucks has removed any “Christmas” symbols, like snowflakes and reindeer, from their holiday cups.  One militant Christian posted a viral video online saying that this is because Starbucks “hates Jesus.”  I’m fairly sure that snowflakes and reindeer are not signs of Jesus.  And even if they were, why does it matter what is on your coffee cup?  My understanding of Christianity is that…

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What’s Been Going On

What’s Been Going On

What the saying?  “Life is what happens while we are busy making plans.”  I made the big pronouncement that my plan was to post here regularly.  I guess the truth is that I don’t yet have enough of a trend to define “regularly” but in my head that meant almost every day if not every day.  And here it is five days since my last post.  So what’s been going on?  Lots, actually. The biggest obstacle to posting has been…

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88/365-3 Looking for the Light

88/365-3 Looking for the Light

“Purple and Gold” I have seen the light and realize that it is much easier to post every day than to try and go back and upload a month’s worth of photos at once! I wish everyone a most blessed and holy of Holy Weeks and may we each emerge into new light and life.

358/365-2 Naughty or Nice

358/365-2 Naughty or Nice

“You Decide.” I was drawn to this image of Erin that was taken on her birthday.  For someone reason, to me it is perfect for “naughty or nice.” We had a somewhat less frantic Christmas eve than usually.  I did get everything wrapped, chili made for Christmas day, and some cleaning done, but I decided that some cleaning just was not going to get done.  That’s why they make doors that close. Church was a nice change this year.  I…

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334/365-2 Give Thanks for the Holiday Season

334/365-2 Give Thanks for the Holiday Season

“The Season” Today marks the start of Advent, the beginning of the new liturgical year.  Today is also the eve of World ADIS Day.  Tonight I was honored to play for a service that remembered those who have lost their lives to AIDS, celebrated the accomplishments made by researchers in finding ways to manage this disease, and gave thanks for all those who are living long and productive lives despite being HIV positive.

253/365-2 Discarded

253/365-2 Discarded

“Friendship” Friendship and all of its intricacies have been on my mind this week.  I don’t think that I realized a few days ago when I photographed the Diet Coke can, with the phrase ‘Share a Diet Coke with a friend.” on it, that I had any idea where my week was going.  Now, posting this photo two days late, it is all making sense. As one who grew up in a military family and moved a lot, I don’t…

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