Trust
August 31, 2007 Going home in order to move.
Excited, happy, afraid.
Missing my forest already.
Longing for Asia.
Feeling disoriented, away from the trees.
Waiting for a true home.
Taking care of my family.
Trying to rest in a restless soul.
Knowing how much work is ahead.
Looking around the world and shrinking back.
Reaching out.
Waiting for mercy that never ceases to come.
(New every morning, new every morning.)

I write short things here.
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Reader Comments (6)
That picture is exquisite.
I hope you and your soul find rest soon.
Beautiful image of what trust is. It's the area I'm challenged in the most. Oh that I would jump just like YaYa next time it's asked of me- with open arms and reckless abandon. I'm guessing she's doing it with a big smile too which I need to work on as well. Thanks for the pic and the lovely poem. I'm excited for what's to come for you all!
I feel encouraged
LOVE that photo!
I just read through your last ten posts (I was on vacation). Thanks for all the pictures and the stories and I hope your move and everything afterwards goes smooth and well. Still exited for you.
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