As we go along through the seasons, it is good to look back at pictures in order to find out where we want to go next time around. Every spring we have the loftiest plans for our back yard and every fall I think of what I haven't accomplished. Is it because I lose my way or run or find my ambitions were just to big?
Spring brings me energy that restores me to creative ideas. Fall brings me the promise of a new season of gratitude for what I have. When I see the colors that dress my trees right now I know that I am part of something glorious. The news can intrude into our homes by television, radio and the internet but one step outside and that all seems so far away.
My family and my home is my haven. It is imperfect but it is ours, incomparable to other's and I wouldn't trade it for anything. With a grateful heart and love for God's seasons, let this fall be the beginning of a wonderful time for Thanksgiving!
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