Thank You, Lord . . .

(Photo by Eli - taken almost two weeks ago from the barn)

2026.) for the first sweet corn from the garden for Sunday's dinner
2027.) for the long walk around the farm M. and I took last evening when it cooled down a bit
2028.) for joy over the first peach of the season
2029.) for the amazing sweetness of an apple from the wild apple tree in the smallest patch of woods
2030.) for the blackberry patch growing plentifully and strong
2031.) for the simple elegance of the handful of wild red raspberries M. picked - like jewels in your hand
2032.) for the cool of the morning - just right for tea and devotions on the porch swing
2033.) for the old rugged cross and the love that held my Savior there