Yesterday's contrasts in temperature went from 15 degrees in the northeast to 72 degrees in the high plains. Heavenly! The temperature on the golf course walk yesterday evening allowed for shirt sleeves only. No down jacket, no wool sweaters. The worm moon was almost full.
This morning the wind is blowing cold, from the northeast of course, and freezing rain is in the forecast. It feels like the maelstrom, the lions' den, is just right there where I must pass. This is a good time to remember a lesson from the Course in Miracles; "The hush of heaven holds my heart today" when entering into the stormy world today. And remember the stillness of evening walks, the yellow day lilies blooming in June,
Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company. Mark Twain
ReplyDeleteLooks like someone is in both places at once...
Maelstrom - a famous hazardous whirlpool off the NW coast of Norway.