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last night
(a walt-whitman-miracle)
the olders reminiscing middle school
while i busied myself with not
worrying
their futures frayed
before they even embark
and
one guest was my girl, the one i mentor,
a college student
wise with words
and
beautiful to the core
i still can't answer all her questions
i still can't advise her every move
but
i can listen and understand
and
marvel at her
jesus-strength
continuing to count his gifts to 1000-
886. my family of four at the dinner table
887. my girl, the one i mentor, she started a blog!
888. chickens following me about the year
889. dog following me about the yard
890. cat following me about the yard
891. nieces requesting a privette lunch at bojangles
892. rosemary sprigs in old blue jars
893. anxiety lifted
894. hawk on fence post
895. bluebird alighted on branch
896. husband's calls when he is away
linking with -
michelle for hear it monday, use it on sunday, ann for 1000 gifts, emily for tuesdays unwrapped,
joan for sharing his beauty, laura for playdates with god, jen for soli deo gloria and kat for titus 2 tuesdays
kendal, i love your words. really, truly, love your words.
ReplyDeleteFriendships with younger women are beautiful gifts, aren't they? Gladdest with you for #893, anxiety lifted. Visiting from Playdates today.
ReplyDeleteGrace and peace to you in our Lord Jesus Christ.
I love this, Kendal. It touched a chord in my heart - capturing my feelings when I have conversations with my 20-something sons. I can't do much to affect their futures - but I can listen and understand and pray.
ReplyDelete#893 - oh, that is DEFINITELY one to be thankful for!
GOD BLESS!
Love this! Going to follow "your girl's" blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Deleteoh yes... marvel at her Jesus-strength! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour girl, your girl! This makes me want to hug her and hug you all at once.
ReplyDeleteLove this!! What a blessing you are to everyone around you!
ReplyDeleteYour girl absolutely loves you!
ReplyDeleteListening is a beautiful gift! May God bless you and her!
ReplyDeleteahh...this is so sweet & beautiful & love 'your girl's' comment here:} hugs!! {p.s. my twin just started a writing blog & is currently writing much more than me...yeah for her & boo for me:(}
ReplyDeletegorgeous, kendal, how God is using your life for His beautiful purposes. off to visit your girl. she's incandescent, that one.
ReplyDeleteShe is so beautiful! I'm heading over to her place to say hi.
ReplyDelete{I laughed at your blog post the other day about the journal!}
You always grab me from the first sentence. Acceptance of what we cannot change really opens us up for viewing blessings.
ReplyDeleteOh my word! How cool to see a photo of the young woman you mentor! I'll pop over to say hello. :)
ReplyDeletePraising God with tears in my eyes for this young women of God and the amazing things He has done for her and will do with her. Thanking God for placing you in her life. You may not have all the answers but you are there and that's worth so much more sometimes.
ReplyDeleteMarveling at your Jesus-strength too. She is a beautiful young lady. Heading over to say hi!
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