Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Wednesday surprise ending.

I haven't thought of the lyrics to Rich Mullins' song 'Calling Out Your Name' in a while, but when i saw the sunset tonight, i was awe struck. Grateful that although we toil much in this world, it is filled with an indescribable beauty that stops our busy lives with wonder and amazement.


In the mundane moments of our work responsibilities and the more challenging moments with young children, I am thankful that God gives us beauty that is calling out His name even when we have no words. Here is a segment of the lyrics:


From the place where morning gathers

You can look sometimes forever ’til you see

What time may never know

What time may never know

How the Lord takes by its corners this old world

And shakes us forward and shakes us free

To run wild with the hope

To run wild with the hope


The hope that this thirst will not last long

That it will soon drown in the song

Not sung in vain

And I feel thunder in the sky

I see the sky about to rain

And I hear the prairies calling out Your name

June was the epitome of white-trash baby tonight. Mullet, Pizza crusted shirt, covered in sand, hand-me-down-wal-mart sneakers, and one hand in her diaper. NICE
The last 2 nights we have faced illogical childhood fears with Red. I was told 'the magician' was going to get me and turn me into a frog and lick me. Really?
Yesterday Floyd told Red he was gonna have to get a spanking for defiantly disobeying. Red's response, "This is going to be TERRIBLE!!"

long time, no blog.

things i should document soon:
1. trip to alabama
2. preview to school
3. music developments for WFG
4. nightmares and hilarious tales from RMG
5. baby dolls and conversations from JEG
6. pipe burst, water fiasco, home insurance claims
7. fence building progress in our yard
8. a new nephew

things i won't bore you with but that sucked time and energy out of the last month:
9. the government didn't shutdown
10. DBG moved offices and realized that is more consuming than moving houses

But for now, looking forward with eager anticipation to an upcoming beach trip. Hallelujah!