Hope and dreams

[Guest guest]

The other night I dreamed I was dancing (yes dancing again) around this

vine of Morning Glories. Most of you likely don't remember the song,

" nothing could be finer than to be in Carolina in the moooornin!

My dad loved Morning Glories and would often wake me up by telling me

I'm miss them bloom if I slept in. I loved that they only open in the

morning, like a special greeting, ya know.

Well wouldn't you know it this morning I walked out on my porch and

there were purple morning glories intertwined in my hedges! I've noticed

the purple dots before but they were always closed so I had no idea they

were Morning Glories! I have no idea where they came from no one on my

street seems to have them.

I'd like to think this is a sign from God, that my life is going to get

better, you know, " Weeping May Endure for a Night but Joy Comes in the

Morning " Psalms 30:5

I'd just like to believe that, if you don't, don't tell me, I just need

to hold on to that hope, for us all.

Please rest well ,

[Guest guest]

> & Kaylene wrote:

>> The other night I dreamed I was dancing (yes dancing again)

>> around this vine of Morning Glories -

> What a wonderful dream. I know the song quite well. What a wonderful

> surprise for you to have Morning Glories right there at your home.

>

> It's snowing here in Montana, so no Morning Glories here at the moment.

> Thank you for sharing such a lovely message. -- Kaylene

All,

I agree that there are always small reminders, my sister and I were

talking about how you can lose your joy, and all of a sudden, I read

this inspirational e-mail from ! , thank you for sharing

this, I even e-mailed it to my sister so that she could know that we

are all seeking our joy and that it is there before us to grasp

everyday.

I am trying to " re-train " my thinking to look at joy instead of the

problems I concentrate on without considering that I could be gone

tomorrow and the problems won't make a difference. Thank you, &

Kaylene. I always loved the clean white that snow provided and how the

wildlife stood out in the white backdrop. There are small reminders

everyday. Bennie