One thing my new lifestyle (I've got to stop calling it new, we've been here six months already!), is giving me is an abundance of time. I've always wanted time to do the things that I want to do. Well, now that I have that ever elusive time, I don't know what I wanted to do with it!
I took a look around at the few books that I brought with me in our tight space. Most of them have to do with Biblical studies and lost scrolls of the Bible. Some deal with writing, always a favorite past time and the rest are fiction favorites.
It wasn't a long stretch to figure out what I wanted to do. Writing + Biblical Studies=A new blog! I just launched God-My Perspective yesterday, http://god-myperspective.blogspot.com/. I hope you like it. As always I welcome your comments and questions.
Well, I just heard a loud roar of thunder. Our summer afternoon storms are back, I hope to stay. It got fierce here yesterday. I've learned my lesson, the awning stays rolled up most of the time. We have some ferocious winds off the lake here and add a storm it is a recipe for disaster.
The last day that I left the awning up, an unexpected, fast-moving storm turned it into a sail. I don't know how it stayed attached to the coach, but thankfully it did. It's a little stretched, but still works and looks fine. That's one expense I didn't want to cover right now.
The sky is black and lightening is zig-zagging across the sky. I stuck my head out to check on the sky and the air is sharp with the smell of ozone and the wind is whipping. It won't be long before the real booming and blustering gets here so I'll sign off. Koali and Scooter like some extra attention to help them through the weather.
"It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting for in movement there is life, and in change there is power!" --Alan Cohen
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