Caption: “I wear glasses because without a vision, the people perish.”
Proverbs 29:18 has stuck in my mind since I first heard it as a child. We need some sort of goal or vision, don’t we? Otherwise, what else do we have to do with our lives?
Caption: “I learned I need to love my enemies. And lucky you, are the closest thing I have to one!”
“Enemies” is such a strong word for me. Enemies sound like someone is ready to blow me up or engage me in a sword deal on my way to work. Sure, people get on my nerves. I get on people’s nerves. Perhaps that’s the closest I come to loving an enemy. I better get started.
Caption: “Can I show mercy after I knock his block off?”
Mercy can be hard, can’t it? It’s especially hard with siblings. The only time siblings feel like giving mercy is when they are the ones in need of it. Just ask my siblings. I got much more mercy than I deserve. Wait a minute… you can’t earn mercy, can you?
When I read Psalm 36 this morning, the words just inspired me to doodle away.
It’s slushy and icy around here. I almost lost it on the ice this morning. But recovered. Let’s just hope the old back holds out.
