I’m sitting here
overlooking the Didinga hills as I wait for my brownies to cook. I see the last bit of purple light quietly
shutting the door of day and allowing the moon to have it’s moment of splendor.
It’s cool and humid this evening. The
clouds are threatening to lose their prisoners of liquid, giving us the
blessing of rain and the promise of green. For the last few weeks the smell of
burning fields and gardens has been a constant aroma, a smell speaking of the
anticipation to be found in planting.
As I sit
here, I think of you, knowing that you may just now beginning your Easter
traditions and preparations. This
thought makes me smile. I do hope your
day will be as blessed as mine was.
This morning
I put on my best dress and then promptly spilt coffee on it. We had an amazing feast of pancakes and sweet
bread and homemade yogurt and canned peaches.
Kim did my hair. I went to church and taught Sunday school. Though I was
tempted to skip ahead to Jesus’ resurrection, I didn’t… We just finished studying Creation and I want
to go all through the whole Bible chronologically, to ensure everyone has a
firm foundation and understanding.
After church,
Kim and I went into the woods, took pictures and enjoyed the trees and cool
air.
Tonight the
whole compound will share in yet another feast (hence the making of the
brownies). We are eating a turkey; I
haven’t eaten meat for two months, so this is exciting!
Aside from
the food and the pleasant weather, this day brings with it such hope for me. We’ve
been praying and I would ask you to pray with us, that the way before us would
be clearly directed and that we would not move to the left or right, but move only
in the Spirit of God. Pray for us!
May the Son
of Man be glorified in all the earth! He is risen, He has conquered death and
sin… He is risen indeed!
Happy
Resurrection Sunday!
Abbi
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| Me and Kim today in the forest. :) |
