The place where God and earth and eternity intersect is timelessness and true beauty.
That place can be anywhere where your eyes are open, really open.
It is where your ears hear birds and wind, where your feet itch to keep moving.
Timelessness is the place of the heart, the yearning of the soul, the Voice of God.
Blessings, Lisa
If stones could talk, I bet they’d say
Just sit and listen to our day
The things we’ve seen, the people here
Could make you laugh and cry and cheer
History comes, history goes
But we have stood and never show
The stress, the rain, the wind, the woes
Because we are stones that time froze
We always will support each other
And be here for you to soon discover
c2021 Lisa Lyons
I thought it would be fun today to find out where all of you dream/breathe the best. The place you travel to in your imagination. The place you would go to right now if there was no COVID in the world. It might be where you are right now, or it might be somewhere far away. Somewhere you have been, or somewhere you would love to go.
Let’s all travel together today virtually.
Ready….set…..write! 🙂 Love, Lisa
P.S. I did not say my place, as I know you guys already know! heehee 🙂
One of my favorite things about our Christmas tree is that it is full of memories. Most of the ornaments bring back a rush of remembrances and good thoughts that make me smile. This particular ornament, for example:
Bought in a small shop in Dingle, Ireland in 2001. We had gone to this shop around 1 PM, and saw a sign saying that they were away and would be back sometime in the afternoon. (no time specified, which I thought was wonderful and so unusual to my American time-driven upbringing) Sometime around 4 we went back and found this. It sparkled so beautifully in the light, and we loved it.
Seeing it now, I am right back there, in that small intimate shop, with Ed and Joshua. Good times, good thoughts flow through me, and I smile.
Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends. Love, Lisa
15 steps are what I’ve done today
1 foot, then the other, then again
1 day, then the other, then again
And that is how it’s done
1 stone, then another, then again
You have a wall
1 faith, 1 God
Holding it all
c2016 Lisa Lyons
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