Home   My 100's   My Supernatural Journey   My Dad   Contact

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Closing Our Eyes To Him




(Psalm 11:1-7) 1”In the LORD I take refuge…”

Remembering back to when Chyenne and Hogan were toddlers, I hold close to my heart how they would often close their eyes when they did not want me to see them. They thought as long as they could not see me, I must not be able to see them. I recall a particular incident when Chyenne was about three-years-old and had just eaten a handful of jelly beans when she was told not to. Her mouth was crammed full with the drippings of sugary red stuff in the corners of her mouth and both hands held tight her treasures. My dad was in the background giggling; proud of his little mischievous prompting, but that is another story. There Chyenne stood with her eyes closed as she heard the sound of her name in that tone.

I still laugh as I think back.

Then one day, I did not feel the same amusement as I realized I was no different. I was dealing with my own situation as I stood before Papa with my eyes closed. How many times had I “closed my eyes” to God? Hoping He would not see me if I could not see Him.

Through my weaknesses, failed temptations and terrible attempts to control my own life, I became very creative in trying to conceal my flaws. After all, what would the world, or better yet, what would God think?

Like God did not know!

Slowly, after a period of silence, Chyenne opened her eyes. And there I stood. How could I not laugh? I picked her up and loved her with an unconditional love.

The day came for me, too, when I opened my eyes as my Papa embraced me with His unfailing love. (Psalm 36:7)

For He is my refuge…



Thursday, February 19, 2009

He's here....



Welcome to the world....
Our Grandson Jack Jack said, "No baby brover...."
but here he is... and big brother couldn't be happier...











Our Grandson is here....








Ira Grant .....





7lbs 11 oz.... 20 inches


born at 8:03 am today....





via natural childbirth.. AMAZING



Nonnie.....


Thursday, February 12, 2009

There is NO God




(Psalm 53:1-2) “The fool says in his heart, there is no God."



How do we take hold of the breeze as it passes through our fingers? Does the wind in fact exist?



Or how do we measure the love of a parent; as we embrace the precious moments for the first time as our eyes meet a tiny part of us; less than a miracle?



And how do we taste the warmth of the Sun;
Or see the wind as it blows the trees?
Do we hear the smile of a child?

What does it feel like to have our hearts break at the loss of a loved one?


We do not see the wind, but its effects are sometimes everlasting. And our happiness as well as sadness touches the core of our being as it affects our life’s most cherished moments filled with joy and sorrow.


But to the ones whose heart runs cold; sheltered by the countless storms; we cry in the night, “Don’t ignore my tears. For I am Your guest—a traveler passing through…” (Psalm39:12)


Such “The fool says, There is no God---“(Psalm 53:1) I am on this journey alone. I am my own god.


And when the storms and the winds rock our life and we seek shelter from the unseen, it is under His wing that we finally seek refuge. (Ruth 2:12)


Whose House is this that I should refuse and disrespect while I am here?


And when the winds of the storm die down and we start out on our own passage once again, shall we sign Your guest book? (Jn3:16) For we never know when our names may be read. (Rev 21:27)


"I Am" so you don't have to....the hard part is done.