“I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end”
Revelation 22:13
As women, don’t we all love a good movie that reaches out and grabs us…and then we have to reach out and grab a box of tissues?! On Sunday afternoon, I personally needed my very own box of tissues when Katy and I went to see “Same Kind Of Different As Me”.
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A song can paint a picture, and transform our thoughts, attitudes, and feelings like nothing else. Music has the ability to take us to another time and another place instantly as the first notes reach our ears. We are suddenly back into our own unique story, briefly experiencing something special, and for a few moments it’s yesterday once more. We all probably have hundreds of songs that carry us away to the land of memories.
We live in a wonderful time where if a song has been recorded and we want it, we can usually get it easily! ITunes, Youtube,…you name it and it’s probably there! As fortunate as we are to have the ability to have thousands of recordings on the device of our choice, there’s still nothing quite like a live performance.
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A few weeks ago, Butch and I took a little road trip to Nashville, the music capital of the US. We often go for business, but this trip was for the sole purpose of seeing a singer/songwriter that we began listening to in our early teens…one that I first saw perform as a starry-eyed 13 year-old in Birmingham, AL.
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“Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord:
though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow;
though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool”
Isaiah 1:18
It’s the four letter word that paralyzes the deep south…
S-N-O-W
And guess what?! It is in our forecast for this weekend! For parts of the country where snow is common during the winter months, the words “wintry mix” would be no big deal. But for us southerners, we take no chances and raid the nearest grocery store for the two essentials: milk and bread! Since snow is such a rarity for us, it’s not uncommon for schools and businesses to shut down and for time to stand still! In hopeful preparation of a weekend of winter weather, I wanted to share with you all what a snow day might look like for me here in the Appalachian foothills!
We always love our view, but there’s just something about the winter snow that brings a calm!
There’s always the chance that we will lose power when it snows and accumulates…so a french press is a must for this coffee lovin’ girl!
The photo opps are endless when the white stuff covers the ground! This was taken two years ago in our downtown area where the train tracks cross over the Coosa River!
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