second left from the old
lift, three pink babies
are sound asleep.
two floors below, an old
woman tears to see her
mom who’s long been
gone.
inside the doctor’s office
a family of four awaits
results of cameras that
invaded their father
yesterday.
“To everything
there is a
season.”
Ecclesiastes 3:1
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Oh wowza, Rosema–it’s so good to read your writing again, can’t tell you how much I’ve MISSED YOU! ❤
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awww. i missed youuuu, too. i am so happy to hear from you again, my sister. How have you been? ❤ What's the weather there now?
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Oh I’ve missed you too!!! I’m doing well–just started going to a real church, instead of online!! It’s fabulous–the back story: I got a caregiver last November, she’s a Christian! She comes 2 days a week to help me–and she told me about her church in such glowing terms that we began to pray that someone would be able to drive me to services on Sundays (she cannot because the agency she works for calls it a “conflict of interest”). So I attended 2 weeks online–and then I received a phone call from a wonderful woman–God answered quickly! Next week I’ll also be going to a women’s bible study there–because the mother of this woman invited me, and she’ll drive me. This is all too exciting and wonderful to believe–God is So Good!
The weather? Well, it’s almost Spring–so not too cold (no more snow), with both rainy and sunny days! How is it there?? If you still have my email address, you can fill me in on all that’s been happening with you!! I’m eager to catch up! Much love, Z (L) 💖
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i can’t help but smile so wide. i am soooo happy to know how God is moving sooooo actively in your life and it is a blessing to know that you are surrounded by wonderful people. enjoy and remain blessed, dear sister.
winter is fading here also – though there is no snow here.
i will check if i can still find your email. ❤ much much love!
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Thank you for being so happy for me! There’s nothing like sharing good news about what our God has done!!💖
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AMEN!
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Amen, Praise His NAME!!
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I just imagine you running the world some day!! This new church I’m going to is multi-cultural which really excites me…I can’t wait for Sunday! I’ll be telling you all about it, especially once the women’s bible study begins 🙂
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yay! excited for you, sister. looking forward. ❤
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Did you locate my email address? I’m not sure I can find yours…
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found it!!
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Hurray! And I replied tonight!
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hope you’re well? Hospitals are a hub of activity!
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better than yesterday, dear Kate. that is so true!
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Poignant, written like the eye of the camera, drifting through the hospital..
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oooh. that’s a beautiful way to put it. thank you.
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Wow!!! This is just amazing
Much love
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thank you so much, Gillena.
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What an amazing way to relate to this line. Vignettes from a hospital….shows us the brick and mortar is truly about the life and people within…..trying to live.
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vignettes from a hospital indeed. your comments are poetic on their own, Lillian. thank you for this prompt.
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All those little scenes from a hospital are like little seasons in themselves…
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your keen eyes captured the main thought behind this. a season of beginning. a season of waiting. a season of ending. thank you, Bjorn.
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These scenes change like seasons changing! Well done.
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yes, indeed! thank you for capturing the main thought behind the piece.
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You are welcome.
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This hits home! A most beautifully poignant write! 💝💝
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oh dear. i hope all is well on your end, dear Sanaa. ❤ thank you!
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