Help! A Pirate Has Come and Taken All My Coffee!!

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Actually, I am the pirate.  I drank all of my coffee yesterday, and in the fits of “I don’t want to go to Walmart,” I did not take the proper steps to ensure a happy morning this morning….i.e., buying the coffee and bringing it home.  Hence, things are a bit dicey this morning.  I am drinking Irish breakfast tea, and while it’s very good…..Well, you who drink coffee know what I’m saying.  Glancing back over this post, I now see many run-on sentences, owing to my foggy brain.

Moral of the story?  Coffee is good.  Blessings on your day, and I hope you have plenty of coffee.  Lisa      (Number of times I said the word “coffee” in this post: 5.  Now it’s 6.)

Love in its Truest Form

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“For as the Father has life in himself, so he has granted the Son to have life in himself.”  ~John 5:26

“For the very work that the Father has given me to finish, and which I am doing, testifies that the Father has sent me.” ~John 5:36b

“Jesus said, “It is finished.”  With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.”  ~John 19:30

Jesus was not killed.  Jesus gave himself for me, and for you.  Out of the truest love, and the greatest hope that we would just believe that He did this amazing thing for us.  He’s alive, and listening, and still loving.  True love, in a form never seen before, and in a form never to be equaled.  Blessings on your day, Lisa

Back-up at the Tollbooth…

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….or the Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side.  Or both.

Which sheep was the ringleader, the one who said, “Hmmm, the grass looks really, really good over there.”  He pushes at the gate.  Locked.  Maybe there’s a password, a lock, something that will get us from here to there.  Meanwhile, all the sheep have followed him, thinking he surely knows what he’s talking about.  They are now all discontent with the grass and priory that they have.

A cautionary tale for myself and any others like me today.  🙂  Blessings, Lisa