I can't believe this is my 900th blog post! I imagine that a hefty number of those posts mention family, trees, strangers and (of course) coffee. This has been a great journey with you all as I record the everyday ways I encounter God in the surprising and the ordinary. For a little stroll down memory lane, here's my very first post:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2006
wine, coffee and other transcendent things...
After reading threebeautifulthings.blospot.com, I've decided to record "glimpses of grace" I encounter, hopefully daily. They may seem random, but they are the little moments that add up to life for me.
-The way the light danced in my glass of red wine at Eddie's last night to the beautiful voice of Matthew Perryman Jones.
-The fuzzy whiteness of my room when I first opened my eyes this morning.
-The cinnamon smell of my coffee.
I'm looking forward to 900 more! Here are today's glimpses of grace:
-I'm officially a Texan, y'all! I am now the proud owner of a pair of Lucchese boots (my first pair of boots since the little red Justin ones I had as a kid). They're soft, comfortable, gorgeous. Here I am with my boots (and sweet Hayden hovering nearby) standing by my Great-Granddaddy's boots and my Mom's boots. Lucchese's a bit of a tradition in our family (my Mom and her siblings got them as a gift upon graduating high school - hers were some of the last actually hand-molded to her foot shape by Sam Lucchese himself).
-Chuckling to myself as I read a book.
-Stars peeking through shadowy trees with silvery, sparkly light.
4 comments:
Congratulations on #900. You inspire me as I follow you and your journey. Blessings. Gayle
Thanks, Gayle! I'm glad you're a part of this journey. :)
Congrats, Whitney - I love reading your blog. And I remember a sermon in which you referred to it - back at EPC. :)
Thank you, Lynn. I love reading your blog! I can't even remember which sermon I referred to my blog in! I remember mentioning it, though, and you coming up a few weeks later to tell me you had been reading it. :) Miss that place.
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