Well,
I guess I have officially caught up with recording my days now. That means I’m back to the boring old me for
the foreseeable future. So how would you
like to hear about my overwhelmingly exciting day … mowing the grass? Yep.
That about covers what I accomplished the other day. Pushing, or rather following behind (we did finally get one of those mowers with
front wheel drive), as the whirring monster ravaged the tips from the
struggling young greenery. I did get
inspired (or maybe the right word would
be distracted?) by the destruction, however. I grabbed the clippers and attacked the
remaining three sunflower trees. I
know. They are not technically trees,
but when they grow as tall as a house, it’s hard not to see them as such. I was so encouraged by their removal, that I
carried my vendetta to the oleander bush that was attacking our car every time
we entered or left the driveway. It won’t
do that anymore. I probably would have
continued my assault there, but Chris returned from her walk and “insisted”
that I take up my Weedeater and get the edging finished.
Speaking
of Ezra … when he was over here the other day he saw a picture one of our
soon-to-be-discarded newspapers. It was
the sports page. Now, what I saw was a
golfer about to take a swing at the ball.
What did he see? “Vrrrrooooommm. Mowuh.”
That’s his catch-all word for any power tool used in landscaping. Like a weedeater. And you know what? I took a second look at that news photo. It looked just like a weedeater. I could have been wrong.
Psalms
90:12 says, “Teach us to number our days
aright, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”
Father,
thank you for the efficiency we have available to us with things like those
mowuhs. And help me to have wisdom like little
Ezra, who sees things just as they appear and rejoices with a vrrrrooooommm. Amen.
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