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Cheryl 6/28/2018 7:59:22 AM |
Hey Denise, Absolutely, I agree that resting in the Lord's peace is the best :-) How have you been doing since your last post? I hope that you are continuing to feel better. John 14:27 Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. Cheryl | |||
Denise 6/3/2018 1:18:31 PM |
Good morning, Please pardon my delay in responding to posts made of late. Laura: Your kind words are appreciated. You are a most thoughtful person. I should try Kleen Green next time I travel. Spraying paper towels with Kleen Green for travel-ready wipes-love the idea! Cheryl: Thank you for your encouragement. Resting in the Lord’s peace is the best, isn’t it? :-) Chrissie: Thank you for your note. I enjoyed the description of your seal encounter! I felt like I was there seeing it, too. I often feel in awe, like you did, when I bear witness to what interesting creatures God has made. I will try to post again soon about my status. Hope you all are fighting and ‘winning’ this week. By that I mean that you are remaining hopeful, and staying aware that you never walk alone, because we are becoming victorious over this thing together. May God be with each of you. Love to you all, Denise | |||
Chrissie 5/27/2018 8:38:30 AM |
Denise, I am happy for you that you found the website and the protocol and that it is helping you :-). It is good you are now part of the community also. That's also good that you managed to have a lovely time away, despite health challenges. And that you relaxed in nature. It sounds like a gorgeous part of the world! Your description of the seals, otters, deer and waterfalls describes just what we need as food for the soul whilst we work on healing our bodies. I remember last year seeing a seal up close for the first time, well I was in love!!. He bobbed up close. I saw his gorgeous big, watery eyes and his beautiful mottled skin and he was indeed a happy fellow!. Well, he was looking at the humans on the shore as much as we were looking at him!. He was not afraid, it felt like he was playing the, 'now you see me, now you dont,' game. He would surface, watch us and then effortlessly and elegantly dissappear under the water, until he bobbed up at another bit. He seemed to be enjoying himself :-). I was simply transfixed and felt blessed to have this communion with him. Do you know what really got me? It was the delicate way such a robust creature could slide through the ocean like a ballerina!!! His movements were indeed eloquent and quite poetic. As I walked away, after he had swam away, I felt quite moved :-). Chrissie | |||
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