Time is interesting.
Anders and I have been married for 3 and a half weeks. It seems like it's always been that way, and yet I remember before our wedding like it was yesterday. All of the struggles, the emotions and the stresses and the way time seemed to drag and fly all at once. And the wedding itself was over so quickly I barely remember enjoying the moment. Our first kiss (ever!) was a lifetime of warm, glittery, electric velvet, but it was over in a heartbeat. Our two weeks at the coast were wonderfully long, but as soon as we were on our way home, we wondered how that time had gone by so quickly!
What is it about time? The rate of time never changes, just our perception of it and how we experience it. Will it be the same way in eternity? Will the time of heaven be the same or will it exist at all? Questions are fun to ask when I know I will never know the answer with this brain. These are questions with glorified answers understood by a glorified mind.
Berries, Birthdays, Books, and More!
12 years ago
4 comments:
WOW, you're thinking deep. Very, very deep. I miss you. I was surprised when I clicked on your blog and there was something new. So cool. Do you love being married or what???
Welcome home, Newlyweds! :) Give us a call sometime! :) Congratulations... isn't marriage wonderful?!
Love you!
Sheli & Calvin & Genevieve
Your statement about Godly womanhood and your identity is a glowing witness. I see you have not blogged for a while but if you read this, may I say I'm impressed and inspired. My own blog is http://threeswans.com.au if you want to return the visit. I too am a Christian.
Kacey, if you feel like reading a Christian fantasy novel, may I suggest one to consider? "Outcasts Of Skagaray" may appeal to you if you enjoyed "The Chronicles Of Narnia." For excerpts, see www.threeswans.com.au
Post a Comment