Okay, it's 11:24 pm on the 31st, and I'm just about out of time to post a note for March, so here it is. This month definately came in with winter's last gasp, but hopefully I'll be posting some photos of the azaleas soon. Charleston is simply at its best right now. The pear trees were snowing little white flowers all week. I have dozens of goldfinches in my backyard competing for 10 perches on two thistle feeders. The picture shows a red bellied woodpecker on my seed feeder just last week. The azaleas and wisteria are building to a crescendo, and this weekend and next week should be amazing. There are so many things going on in the world lately that give good cause for one to be very anxious, yet, God is in control. He reveals Himself to His creation, through His creation, and for the ability to see Him in these simple, beautiful ways, I am thankful.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Out Like a Lamb
Okay, it's 11:24 pm on the 31st, and I'm just about out of time to post a note for March, so here it is. This month definately came in with winter's last gasp, but hopefully I'll be posting some photos of the azaleas soon. Charleston is simply at its best right now. The pear trees were snowing little white flowers all week. I have dozens of goldfinches in my backyard competing for 10 perches on two thistle feeders. The picture shows a red bellied woodpecker on my seed feeder just last week. The azaleas and wisteria are building to a crescendo, and this weekend and next week should be amazing. There are so many things going on in the world lately that give good cause for one to be very anxious, yet, God is in control. He reveals Himself to His creation, through His creation, and for the ability to see Him in these simple, beautiful ways, I am thankful.
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