"I have always known that at last I would take this road,But yesterday, I did not know it would be today."
Moving on to a New Life that is full of the future, and full of hope.
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Friday, July 16, 2010
A New Year
I've been in Seattle for a week with Married Daughter. (More on that later.) We were walking around Pike's Place Market watching the fish being thrown and enjoying the cool weather. As I walked, I was praying and asking God for a word on how to move on in this New Year after D's leaving. I looked down at the street, and this is what I saw under my feet:
"I have always known that at last I would take this road,
But yesterday, I did not know it would be today."
Moving on to a New Life that is full of the future, and full of hope.
"I have always known that at last I would take this road,But yesterday, I did not know it would be today."
Moving on to a New Life that is full of the future, and full of hope.
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3 comments:
Wow.
Isn't it so awesome when God uses the "worldly" and "ordinary" to speak to us?
Would love to see you sometime!
Be blessed!
if you're still in Seattle, check out a wonderfully charming restaurant near the Market called the Pink Door.
I'm speechless....He was there before you with a word for you... Amazing God!
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