| Pensive Birdie on Fensive |
At the start, a sparrow is flitting about outside the window at which a musician sits and stares out into space. He thinks of all his troubles and how he really shouldn't stay sad because Christ is with him. The little sparrow, hearing the strained singing, seems to be sticking in his beak from time to time, chirping, "but" or "not exactly". The musician is trying with all his might to trust God. The birdie can stand it no longer, and risks coming closer, still closer, even closer, then opens its beaks to sing heartily; "You don't try to trust; our God is a Heavenly Father you can't help but trust!", and he almost falls off his twig trying to get his message across. The truth slowly dawns on the musician, then he begins singing with happy abandon, now laughing with the sparrow. At the end of the song, the human is at peace with his God, and the little bird, relieved, emits a light trill and flies away.
| Tern on River |
Not because we want to live near the river; but because the church may be moving to a plot near it, and we want to live close to church! Sunday afternoon, the church folk will be looking at two pieces of property there as possibilities for a meeting place in the future. Hm; we just sold our apartment building in Koriyama. Now, we are on the buying side!
| Tern Taking Off |
...although it looks like what I need most right now is several hours of good, solid rest--a few moments ago, my daughter Emily caught me falling asleep at the computer keyboard.
I'll go to dreamland now and leave the title of this post with you (?)...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz