The world is working its way to gray. The sun rises a little later every
morning. The memories of this summer
will long linger for me. The trip to the
ocean was great. The Disney trip was
magical for my Daughter. I shared some
great times at the pool with my Grandsons and Son.
The pool is closed and has a covering of Locust leaves. The water is too cold for swimming now
anyway. The last week of September will
be swallowed by the wind. Before long my
windows will be decorated by morning frost.
The world will move towards the closing of the year.
Some of the classics of Autumn are on the horizon. My Son mentioned apple picking and pie making. My local grocer is already featuring
cranberry sauce and bread crumbs. Those
moments of crisp clean air will surprise me with deep breaths and the feeling
of being energized by cold.
The seasons move in their courses without regard to our wish
for another swim, another campout, or another inning. The year seems to have slipped by so quickly
as we usher in its last quarter. As life
moves on with the seasons I can look back on the memories of summer and look forward
to the next one.
More importantly what I must do is embrace and cherish the
moments. I must take the time to enjoy
every fiery maple leaf and brisk breeze.
I must remember the needs of others as the world grows colder. I must see my life reflected in the
seasons. I must find Christ in the
moments and follow.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home
owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure
store.”
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