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The Porch Swing
The creaking sounds from my porch swing mingle with familar neighborhood noises-- the dull thunk of a child hitting a softball and young voices cheering him on. A quiet, contented smile stretches across my face. While the swing gently sways back and forth I watch as neighbors work in flower beds, the fragrance of flowers and dirt filling the air. The scent of freshly mown grass wafts my way as I notice the singing of a nearby lawnmower. Nothing soothes me more than shelling peas on the front porch even if an unexpected thundershower sends neighbors running, I feel peace in my soul. My mind is quiet and still, making room for the Lord to speak through His Holy scriptures, reassuring me, comforting me, and reminding me of the many blessings I have. Pat Nelson July 28, 2009
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