Clouds and ocean views.

 Some cloud formations observed the other day as I drove north out of the city
 Nice to be able to have lunch at Caloundra on the way to see the grandchildren!

Not a bad spot...there were still people in swimming. It is getting cooler these days, but I guess there are always people visiting from further south who think it is warm enough to swim!

Another inspirational link. This time from from a lady called Cynthia Bezek on her blog Let's Talk

The first particular post I was drawn to was titled:  When Prayer Feels Flat

but there was another called   A Thousand Blessings which I found just as compelling.

I hope you get a chance to read these challenging words, and spend time talking to God this week.
May God Bless You and Keep you. In all your weekly activities.

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Irene said…
Lovely sky, good to hear you're enjoying your time with your grands.
April 24, 2013 at 3:25 AM
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