SITTING AT MY TABLE

Only yesterday, I shared food with a table with complete strangers. It was the typical pizza, each of us laughing and visiting between bites of gooey cheese and bits of pepperoni. It was very relaxing, no one caring about the background of anyone at the table. God's goodness was felt, a time to count our blessings. All of our eyes sparkled, just as the eyes of the one smiling innocent child at our table, who had yet traveled many paths on the journeys of life. What a lovely hour of of simpleness, a fine way to nurture the soul.
~Marie T. Morrison~

"They shared food with gladness and simplicity. They praised God and demonstrated God's goodness to everyone. " Acts 2:46,47 (CommonEnglishBible)

WHY DID I DO THAT?

WHY DID I DO THAT?
As a mistake transpires, a feeling of loss and frustration overtake the senses. Worry does not need to be on mind, for a new understanding from the experience is now present. The new knowledge and wisdom are there, to use the next time around.
~Marie T. Morrison~
“A person’s wisdom brightens the expression; it changes the hardness of someone’s face.” Eccl 8:1 (CommonEnglishBible)

THE SPIDER WEB

Loving someone too tightly, as if caught in a spider web, does not give room for a soul to be nourished or the spirit to breathe. The empowerment to have new experiences can ignite a new light. What an awe-inspiring sensation it will be!
~Marie T. Morrison~

NOT THE WHOLE STORY

There can be a difference in emotion between what the eyes see and the heart feels. The outside view does not always give the whole story. Take time to get to know the whole image. Doing so may make a meaningful mark in your life.
~Marie T. Morrison~