Today is my 63rd birthday. I do not think I will be making 1 day trips to Dalton, GA there and back in the same day. This past Saturday I met my 92 year old Mom & 32 year old son to celebrate the August birthdays. My sister & brother-in-law were supposed to join us but something came up and they had to bow out. Good thing my son is flexible with his schedule. Earlier we all agreed to meet on Saturday and not Sunday because he had to travel to San Diego for a work conference he was planning. So, he was going to drive with them but now he is asked if he can come pick up Nana and drive them. He did.
So, we met and had a lovely lunch in Dalton and back on the road after that. I called the Christian book/gift store in Dalton, they were closed. The Tuesday Morning store that I usually like in Dalton had nothing to catch my attention. I breezed through there. I did plan ahead and brought my little travel cooler because I was able to go to Ingles while still in GA. Ringgold, GA to be exact. I picked up a few items and back on the road again. That was lots of driving in 1 day but it was worth the drive.
Just the other day I was sitting on my patio and saw something I never saw before. Usually the hummingbirds dive at each other to get them away from the nectar feeder. Not that day though, I witnessed 2 hummingbirds feeding at the same feeder together and they did not try to shew away the other one. I see something like that as a sweet miracle for my eyes to see. I just completed 21 days of prayer, fast and daily communion. No breakfasts the entire time. Was ok having breakfast today but I guess it is not something I just have to do every morning. I think I need to go and get some more communion cup sets, I enjoy my communion breakfast with Jesus, I really do.
You know, just yesterday Holy Spirit had me read this in the Pasion Translation bible, Song of Songs 2:2 "Yes, you are my darling companion. You stand out from all the rest. For though the curse of sin surrounds you, still you remain as pure as a lily, even more than all others."
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