and i slip out into
cool air
cotton fields
crickets
there's been a
storm here
and the air is
pine
from the fallen
there's been a
storm here
on the chickahominy
butpower has been
restored
at last
call to me
and
i will answer you
and
tell you great
and
unsearchable things
you
do
not
know
and for these i am thankful:
322. grace
323. husband, who loves loves loves me
324. pound cake fresh from oven
325. pound cake recipe
326. son playing and singing at mark's church
327. another son taking responsibility
linking with:
michelle for hear it on sunday, use it on monday
ann for 1000 gifts
l.l. for on, in, and around mondays
richella for grace imparted
laura for playdates with god
l.l. for on, in, and around mondays
richella for grace imparted
laura for playdates with god
I love the cotton fields. Looks like home to me. I am so thankful for grace and husbands and pound cakes too.
ReplyDeleteI'm calling on Jesus tonight and praying that He would flood this land with HIs Holy Spirit and holy rain...
ReplyDelete"chickahominy"...love that name! Love the smell after a rain...
ReplyDeleteRandom tidbit I'm adding: I've never seen a cotton field. Is that possible? Maybe I just need to look for one.
ReplyDeleteSo much fullfillment here, Kendal -- the rain, the questions answered.
ReplyDeleteBut tell me...what in the world is chickahominy???
michelle - the chickahominy is a river in southeastern virginia!
ReplyDeleteKendal, I love your list, but hasn't anyone told you it's not nice to be thankful a recipe and not offer a link?
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Would love to hear more about that pound cake. And glad to hear power is back! I know that feeling.
Pound cake must taste especially good, after a season with no electricity.
ReplyDeleteFondly,
Glenda
Very nice list of things to be grateful for!
ReplyDeleteoh, how I love this verse: I will tell you great and unsearchable things...wow, that gives me goose bumps! Beautiful imagery here, and I think I have driven by the chickahominy river before--who could forget that name!
ReplyDeleteyour morning here sounds like mine this morning. The air has turned much cooler the last two days and it is heaven to sit outside at dawn with a blanket and a cup of coffee.
ReplyDeleteHe is strengthening you Kendal..xo
Awesome list of thankfulness!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful list of blessings and thanksgiving.
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The cotton fields are beautiful. I wish I could be thankful for a pound cake right now!!!!! Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteKendal, I join you in celebrating the cool air. Fall is my favorite season. It holds promise - family gatherings, a fresh Word from God, the coming of the Messiah.
ReplyDeletepine scented air brings so many memories of visiting my grandparents...lovely post.
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Thanks,
Becky Jane
http://RiseAboveYourLimits.blogspot.com/
Beautiful, beautiful words, evoked images and photos.
ReplyDeleteMy best blessing after my wonderful Lord, is my husband, too. It is amazing to have a husband that loves, loves, loves you, isn't it?
What beautiful mind pictures your writings brought to me. I've never seen a cotton field. That's something I'd love to do.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Pamela
LOVE that verse, and your list, and your poetry.
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