I started this blog and didn't keep it up. My son accuses me, with some justification I suppose, of indulging in periodic obsessions and then abandoning them. So it's probably not the first or last time I've started something I didn't finish. But for some reason I have it in mind to start over again here. God's little miracles keep happening, and though I usually note them in my very informal journal, and tell people, and sometimes email or post on Facebook, I don't really have a place where they're all collected together. I think I'd like to, both for my own benefit, and that of others who also need to be reminded from time to time that God really does move and answer prayers, sometimes in startling ways. So. I'm not going to tie myself to any schedule as I've learned that's a good way to set up for failure. But as God moves and leads, I am going to try to note it here. I do hope somebody besides me will read it and be encouraged. The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies are new every morning. (Lamentations 2:22-23)
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