SEVEN YEARS OF BLOGGING

MY WINDING ROAD

There is a long and winding road

High in the wooded hills

Where deer graze silently in the trees

And a tinkling waterfall spills.

 Nature's symphony the only sound

Whispers softly in the breeze,

Embracing me oh so gently

Caressing the tall, majestic trees.

Small pebbles on the dusty road

Crunch softly as I stroll,

A spotted fawn watched trustingly

From a fern enshrouded knoll.

The scent of wild blackberries

Drifts through this woodsy place,

Whilst Buzzing bee's polinate blossoms

With accuracy and grace.

The peace and serenity in this place

Quicken deep within my soul,

To the youthful years long gone past

When once I walked a winding road.

{Just so you know, my winding road was actually a long sort of winding lane that took us to my grandma's house.}

This month I celebrate seven years of blogging and chose to post one of the first posts I did on my first Blog, Holytornado. I am not blogging as much as I did in the beginning, Face*book takes some of my time now as well as many other things, but I still  post occasionally and I frequently check out my friends blogs.
I have met some wonderful people through blogging and have seen it as a sort of ministry in a way because we learn who has a need and can pray for them.
I have thoroughly enjoyed Kerri's flowers. Joyful Chaos has taught us about her Amish life, Merle has shared Australia and her loads of jokes with us, Susan has been a great ministry pal, and Nezzy has kept me in stitches with her wonderful way of writing. Pea and Mary have entertained us with their life in Ontario, and Ralph's jokes keep us in a good humor too. My friend Ken is not blogging at present but this young man is very knowledgeable concerning political affairs and much more.
Thanks to all of you including those I haven't mentioned. We touch so many lives with our blogs. I just pray that mine has had a positive influence on all my readers.
I hope to continue blogging as long as my computer will hold out.  
I pray the Lord's blessing on each of you my dear friends.



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