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"Electric Sleigh" by Drew John Tankersley

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There Still There?

"Fancy Hill" by Drew John Tankersely

Happy sez-  Take the time today to go outside and look at the sky and think about how far it is to the other end and how long it would take to get there.  Would there still be a there when you got there?


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Relativity

The Water that Quenches

"Misty Cross" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  This Sunday whether you are in church or not remember, especially those that are fuzzy and dry from the night before, that only the water of God's forgiveness can quench the thirst of your sins.  Have a blessed Sunday!

Beginnings and Ends

"Electric Sleigh" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy Sez-  With Halloween gone and Thanksgiving almost here fall is fast turning to winter. It's time this year especially to gather with family and friends and realize what a blessing they are. Life like the seasons quickly flows, a never ending cycle of beginnings and ends.

Happy Halloween

"Fear" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez- Have a safe and Happy Halloween be careful and don't get too sick from all the goodies!

"Happy Colors" by Drew John Tankersley

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A Blessing To Help

"In The Groove" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  The other day I was downtown and was sitting outside at a sidewalk cafe with some time to kill.  I was watching the city scene before me when I noticed a couple of different things.  There was an old man that seemed to have a bit of trouble walking obviously due to his age. At one point he almost stumbled against a woman who gave him a look of disgust and quickly moved away in case he needed to lean on her, she obviously would rather he fall than to touch her.  At a nearby table a young man saw this and with a look of happy anticipation he quickly rose to take the old mans arm and give him that moment of help he needed.  Two things were clear:  the act of rendering help to the woman was something that was distasteful and a unwanted burden to her, while it was plain that to the young man the act of rendering aid was not only a joy but a blessing.  And indeed it is - to be able to help another of God's creatures, man or animal, is indeed a blessing, for when you help His creatures you're helping Him. And that is a blessing.