Looking up (Weekend Street/Reflections # 294)

 New York City

Last week my wife’s 90-something-year-old father fell and broke his neck. He was mentally sharp before the fall, but now he’s bedridden and slips into confusion and delusional thoughts. My wife is having half of her lung removed on Monday, so she won’t be able to visit her father for quite a while. It's a very difficult time for her, but through it all, her faith in God is evident.

Psalm 121:1-2 

1) I look up to the mountains— does my help come from there? 

2) My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth!

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Un bouledogue mignon (Weekend Street/Reflections # 293)

 Paris, France

I can't believe it's already September. Our summer was relatively mild, but I’m still counting down the days to long-sleeve weather. If I'm this ready for autumn, I can only imagine how deeply a cool breeze will be celebrated in Paris.

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