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About Me | encouragement | God's Word | Julie Arduini | Life Lessons | Nature | photography | Sabbath SundaySabbath Sunday: The Detour
ByJulieThis summer a small bridge closed that connects us to most of the routes I need. Thanks to the construction of a new bridge, I’ve had to take detours to find my way around. Some detours were through official signage and others were roads I took by looking at my GPS. The picture above…




