Most biographies don’t allow enough words to share everything about yourself, especially in a guest blog post or something like that. Of the many things I’d love others to know, one is that I enjoy taking nature pictures.
I share them on Instagram and Facebook. My mom suggested I make sure I have hard copies of the pictures. I have only used my phone camera, so the pix have always been my Galaxy at the time, or currently, my iPhone 8. Each Christmas I present her with the year’s worth of pictures I took.
While I organized them for her, there were a few that stood out. I thought I would share them here.
August 2017, Highway Tabernacle in Youngstown. I finished up a book club meeting on the property and turned toward the church. The sun was setting, and this just is peaceful to me.This was the eclipse in NE Ohio. I closed my eyes and took a series of pictures. I couldn’t believe any turned out. This is in between the trees.My kids know if there is a good picture and I’m driving, they take it for me. This is my daughter’s handiwork, and I love it. A perfect visual of rural life.Hydrangeas from our yard. I feel like I could reach out and touch them.This is my hometown, Corning, NY, and historic Market Street. I love the lights and snowflakes.This year I wanted to get a couple fog pictures. This isn’t far from our neighborhood.I feel like I captured the fog!
Every so often Bethany House sends me an e-mail asking if I would like to read some of the books for review. The books end up being from Chosen, and they are a division of Baker Publishing, as is Bethany, if I read correctly. Today, I’m able to review Judith MacNutt’s Angels Are for Real….
It’s time to post a verse that God is speaking into your life from His Holy Word, the Bible, and share with the Internet Cafe as part of the Internet Cafe Word Full Wednesday. Having trouble seeing the image? Go to the homepage and visit the slideshow of pix at the top. It’s the most…
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This has been a tough month. If it were only the government shutdown or healthcare issues. But it seems so much more, you know? My inbox has been fuller than usual with requests asking, “would you pray for me?” There have been jobs lost New diagnosis Family issues Relationship troubles and more. It wasn’t that…
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