Monday, April 19, 2010
multitude monday
0021. finishing reading my 1090 page art history text book today
0022. my pile of books, journals, prayer books, and planners
0023. the memories made from a bee that kept my sister and I up until 4am last Thursday night as we attempted to kill it
0024. having the opportunity to talk to the director of photography from International Justice Mission
0025. bright blue summer-like skies
0026. the older and slight Chinese man that takes walks in our neighborhood everyday
0027. a homemade banana-blueberry-strawberry smoothie
0028. labor that is not in vain
0029. extra time with my sister this weekend
0030. knowing that there will be strength for these next few weeks, even if it is difficult to see
0031. learning about the injustices around the world, but also of the work that is being done and the lives that are being rescued
0032. coming home again
0033. the wide-open, grace-filled arms of God
0034. late night conversations
0035. answered prayer
0036. and unanswered prayer
0037. the voices of the petite ballerinas
0038. verses on my chalkboard to refocus my mind, my heart
0039. abstract expressionist postage stamps
0040. the ladies (and the one little guy) with whom I spent the weekend and the opportunity to get to know them better
all's grace,
Jessina
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I think you should add "receiving an artsy postcard from your sister!" It is in your photo, after all. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, seeing the Asian man on his walks has made me smile many a day. It'd be fun to actually meet him some time...
And yay for finishing your art textbook! Way to go. :)