Friday, September 28, 2007
How God Works
My son, Nathaniel, was on his way to Michigan last week. He first had to take a train into Chicago, where he had to wait awhile. He wandered through the city looking for a specific office building. As in any large city, there were countless numbers of homeless people roaming the streets. My son has a heart of gold and as he waited for the city bus, to take him back to the train station, he pulled out his wallet each time someone approached him and handed the person a dollar bill. At last, it was nearly time for the bus when Nathaniel opened his wallet to discover he had given away his last dollar bill. "It was empty, mom", he recalled to me.
A very well dressed man approached my son and they chatted a few minutes. The man, a celebrity (singer) as it ended up, was telling him about the show he just did and was sharing his story about it when Nathaniel asked him, "Do you know if the bus takes a debit card?" The man opened his wallet and handed him $4. He tried to refuse and the man insisted. My son even asked if there was a way he could pay him back, later. He told Nathaniel (and I wish I remembered the exact words repeated to me) that he had been so kind to others, helping the homeless and that God arranged for him to be there with him at just the right time. I wonder how long the man had watched him. It is amazing how God watches out for His own.
I doubt this man will ever see this, but May God Bless him, in better ways~
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Wednesday and Thursday
Growing against the kennels
Clifford
Ritter and Clifford
One of the leafless twigs I planted
Olivia checking the details of a bush
Bush in front yard
Jack the pig~ He WAS a pit bull last time I checked!
Buddy
Nathaniel and Kavan with Dad
Kavan~15
Kavan, hard at work
Nathaniel, just home from work
Part of my new fence
Nathaniel~17
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
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