Yesterday was one of those mornings of moonset and sunrise. When I left the house, it was still dark [ish] and the shadows from the [nearly] full moon were dominant. By the time I came out of the woods [as muddy as the dog] the newly risen sun was right up in my face. I love the dawn [and if anyone remembers me fifteen years ago you'll realise quite what an impact children have had on me!]. This morning I was still up at 6am, but at my desk whilst the rain and wind hammered the windows and I completed my third [and thankfully] final, Easter Sermon. I've just to preach them now - and the poor congregations have to listen.
Friday 2 April 2010
Returning Dawn
Yesterday was one of those mornings of moonset and sunrise. When I left the house, it was still dark [ish] and the shadows from the [nearly] full moon were dominant. By the time I came out of the woods [as muddy as the dog] the newly risen sun was right up in my face. I love the dawn [and if anyone remembers me fifteen years ago you'll realise quite what an impact children have had on me!]. This morning I was still up at 6am, but at my desk whilst the rain and wind hammered the windows and I completed my third [and thankfully] final, Easter Sermon. I've just to preach them now - and the poor congregations have to listen.
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