Monday after.

 The beginning of a week not starting with an 8:20 visit with my guardian angels.  Their work goes on and on with people to fill my slot along with other slots at the Swartz Cancer Center.   I will remember the parade that never ends.  My church friend Angie will have her first appointment there Tuesday.  Susan continues her long journey to health.  

It was so rewarding to see church friends again yesterday .  Visiting was the subject of the morning.   The afternoon was a quiet one with lots of sitting on the patio along with some watering of my dear friends. I  took another drive with another chipmunk friend making a delivery to the park.  While I had one in the trap, another climbed the tree.  This is also a parade that never seems to end. .  This week should see rain every day.  What a gift.   

Today's biggie is seeing my surgeon  at Swartz Cancer Center.  So although it's not an 8:20 visit it will be an  11:45 visit.  So back with friends once again with the goal of discovering if more treatment is needed.  I'm looking forward to capturing my body again.  

The week seems full with places to and appointments to keep.  

This is a day of new beginnings, time to remember and move on, time to believe what love is bringing, laying to rest the pain that's gone. 

 For by the life and death of Jesus, God's mighty Spirit, now as then, can make for us a world of difference, as faith and hope are born again.  

Then let us, with the Spirit's daring, step from the past and leave behind our disappointment, guilt, and grieving, seeking new paths, and sure to find.  

Christ is alive, and goes before us to show and share what love can do.  This is a day of new beginnings, our God is making all things new. 

Found in our UM Hymn book words by Brian Wren, written to music by Carlton R Young.  An I U music professor.  

I am so grateful for music and words that come to me as I walk the journey with you, my readers and all those who have surrounded me with swaddling prayer   


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  1. father brother (in law) uncleJune 7, 2021 at 8:02 AM

    And that is one of my favorite of recent hymns! (although, when I actually do a little computing, it is really not so recent - but it is one of the ones I fell in love with, when the hymnal first came out a couple of years ago). [Please be merciful and do NOT tell me that it came out more than a couple of years ago: just so you don't have to, I looked it up: the hymnal was published in 1989 and Young wrote the music in 1984. At my age, that is a couple of years ago.]

    I'm looking forward to reading about today's doctor visit - prayers ascending.

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