He’s coming home tonight

Water is too cold for my blood. It may be okay for his new-found northern blood.

Our college freshman son is coming home tonight.

Today is, indeed, Thanksgiving Day.

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What if it was every day?

Rock sculpture towers at Glacier
A spiritual-looking photo from Summer 2018. Rock sculptures where Snyder Creek empties into Lake McDonald, in Glacier National Park. 

Just like January 1st, what if every new day felt like a Sunday?

Asking this in the context of Sunday being a typical (of course this varies for everyone) day of worship.

What if every day we felt a special sense of worship?

And what if not only every day, but all day?

Would our lives change?

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Thankful for a solarium

Wheelchair parking
Yesterday.

 

The solarium is one room over from the 90-year old’s double-occupancy Nursing Home room. The solarium permanently doubles as overflow parking for resident’s wheelchairs that if left in their rooms, would crowd their already tight living quarters.

i’m thankful for overflow parking, even though it isn’t aesthetically enhancing the solarium.

There’s a long list for why i’m thankful versus the easy list for “why doesn’t the Nursing Home find a more visually pleasing solution?”

 

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Not sure we ever intended to do it 15 years

Food For Families Deliveries Thanksgiving 2015

 

(photo: Annual Thanksgiving morning tradition)

Do you have end of the year holiday traditions?

Why?

For how long?

How’d they start?

Why do you keep them alive?

Ever do something for so long you start to take it for granted?

Maybe, right?

Two days ago Thanksgiving morning began with what started 15 years ago as expectant parents with a dog.

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