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The season to sow

Posted on May 22, 2020May 22, 2020 by Jodie

The colours of the leaves are changing and the days are getting cooler. I now rarely leave the house without a scarf around my neck. We can see it coming, the change in season. But although officially winter starts here on the 1st June, we can not predict its date of arrival. In the midst … Continue reading The season to sow

Posted in the ordinary everydayTagged Covid-19, seasons, small beginnings2 Comments

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I take a photo of this tree every year because the colours are amazing. And every autumn I am astounded once more by its splendour. Over on the blog (link in bio), I’ve been thinking about seasons and what we are sowing in this one. For, what we sow in this season we will harvest in another. What have you been sowing in this season?
When once again you have been questioning your calling again (am I the only one who does this?) and you receive a card from the US with the perfect words of encouragement. @naomihattaway thank you for speaking truth into me in this season. Ever since I ‘met’ you 8 years ago you have been such an encouragement to me in the true sense of the word. You make my heart stronger. Looking forward to the day (post-Covid) when we can finally meet in person. 🤗
#worldwhiskyday
I think it was @tshoxenreider who first introduced me to ‘think days’. A day with no agenda to think through the ins and outs of life. Setting aside some time to think and pray today.
I am really enjoying the return to some small measure of routine. The sliver of time to read in the car before school pick up is amazing. So many people have recommended this book to me, so this is my new read.
I have been using this pause to process and inevitably that comes out in my writing. Today’s post on @kinwomen is inspired by this quote. And the recent post on my blog looks at the weight of expectations in my faith. Links to both posts in bio.

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