2 Corinthians
3:16
Covered,
hidden, protected
In grace
Yet standing
bold, clean, seen
In the
throne room
Connie Peters' poems in progress
2 Corinthians
3:16
Covered,
hidden, protected
In grace
Yet standing
bold, clean, seen
In the
throne room
Junea Excursion
With
some trepidation,
I
joined my excursion group.
I met
kind Melissa;
She’d
keep me in the loop.
It was
raining that day.
We had
to dress right,
Rain
proof coat and pants,
Warm hairband and gloves (white),
I hadn’t
been on a bike
For nearly
fifteen years.
I practiced
in the parking lot
And set
aside my fears.
So, we
were off, the twelve of us
In
line, like a train.
The
scenery was beautiful,
Even
in the rain.
We
rode along the highway
And
trails in the woods.
The
wet and cold weather
Made
us glad for hats and hoods.
We parked
bikes by a pretty lake,
Took
pictures of a glacier,
A waterfall
and golden trees,
A place
that one could savor.
I had
a few problems
With my
hair falling loose,
And my
glasses steaming up
Which
made me the caboose.
I
enjoyed the ride all in all
And I
had such fun.
But after
eight miles of it
I was
glad when we were done!
Working On It
In the
morning, when rain had stopped,
I
walked, but not too far
Put branches
in a large trash bag
And air
in tires of car
After
lunch I wrote a trip poem
Walked
and then cut some elms
And
then booked a flight to New York
Sometimes
I’m overwhelmed
Received
a package in the mail
It should
prevent my snore
It
would be nice to ditch CPAP
I
couldn’t ask for more
Watched
Korean Romance movie
Called
Crash Landing on You
So now
I have four more days to go
There’s
still a lot to do
One Task at a Time
Five
more days and it rained a lot
Got
sleepy from gray sky
Errand
running kept me awake
I had
a lot to buy
First,
I went to the post office
I put
a hold on mail
I got
the meds at pharmacy
At
this I did not fail
Then Wal-Mart
to buy groceries
And
some trip extras, too
I had
to buy a hair dryer
My old
one cracked straight through
And
then in the late afternoon
A visit
from a friend
I took
a long break from the chores
On
which there is no end
Took a
shower and ate our meal
And
then I went to church
Animals-of-Bible
Study
A lot
comes from that search
My
to-dos work like a jig-saw
One
piece at a time
So, I
just need to not stress out
And
trust it works out fine
Getting Out of Here
Six more days and time’s going fast
Though I do like my home
Adventure’s calling once again
To Alaska I’ll roam
First
to Mesa to see the kids
Where
my hubby will stay
Then
to Seattle to meet Sis
And we’ll
be on our way
We’ll cruise
out in the open sea
Just
for a little while
And then
to the inside passage
I
think of it and smile
For
now, it’s life as usual
Housework,
church, and writing
Plus all
of the pre-trip todo’s
Till
it gets exciting
Six
more days and time’s going fast
Though
I do like my home
Adventure’s
calling once again
To Alaska I’ll roam
Finally Got Moving
I
needed to clean the house
I
decided I’d do what it would take
I
promised that if I got it done
I’d
have a piece of cake
I
worked for hours on the house
With
small jobs in between
Then Hubby
and I had some cake
After
the house was clean
And so
I worked on my list
Renewed
my license online
I took
care of all of my plants
And
paid for Egypt trip on time
So now
we have a week to go
And
then we’ll see our two
Lori
has passes to her gym
So we’ll
have something to do
Praying for Umph
Eight
more day before we leave.
I’m
trying to get in gear.
This
will make the fifth trip
I have
made this year.
I’m
anxious to get on the move,
But
before I can take off,
There’s
so much I have to do.
But
can I do enough?
The
weird thing is, I have the time.
It’s umph
that’s up and gone.
How
can I accomplish things,
With
no desire to move on?
If I
had my druthers,
I’d
just sit and watch the shows
And
eat sweet or crunchy things
Or
take a nap and doze.
So,
while I’m stuck in this position,
I’ll
take a moment to pray.
Maybe
it will take the Lord Himself,
To get
me moving today.