I am a few days late this week but still determined to Share My World. My! My! My! It was a busy one!
You can check out the site of World Sharing Hostess, Cee Neuner by clicking HERE.
Here are the sharing questions for this week and my answers:
A piece of clothing from your younger childhood you still remember?
I had this brown silk shirt with wagon wheels all over it. I thought it was awesome when I was eight. It was the height of 70’s fashion. I think my mother burned all the pictures of me wearing it.
Irregardless of your physical fitness, coordination or agility: If you could be an athlete what would do do? Remember this is SYW, dreaming is always allowed.
I would be a parkour master
In a car would you rather drive or be a passenger?
I think I would rather drive at this point in my life and that is a definite change.
What did you appreciate or what made you smile this past week? Feel free to use a quote, a photo, a story, or even a combination.
Here is a quote from one of the books I am reading. That inspired me this week.
“If…we dare to respond as Father God call us out to become His men, if we allow Him to nail our pride and our plans to the cross, we’re eligible at last to receive His Spirit and do our appointed task in restoring His kingdom on earth as it is in Heaven.- From Healing the Masculine Soul
It is time for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge, the post where Cee gives us a fun challenge and we “photo” it.
This week’s challenge is Half Circlish things.
Here are a few of my domes arches and half circles:
It is time once again for FRIDAY FICTIONEERS. That is the challenge where about 100 authors use 100 words to tell 100 stories about 1 picture.
This is our picture.
PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot
Here is my story:
Not Home Anymore
by JE Lillie
Johan strode into the white-marbled hall.
A woman in an organza gown lifted her nose in the air. She fanned herself twice and drew the nosegay at her wrist to her face with a disdainful gaze.
Johan thought back to the little farm he had worked with his own hands these last years. The mountain streams he had fished. Lisse, the faithful, common wife he had shared his bed with.
“Johan my son! You have returned!” King Ecthbert called. The old man gathered Johan into his meaty arms as courtiers gasped in dismay.
The palace was not home anymore.
Find the other stories realted to this picture by clicking the underlined link above.
“YOU CANNOT CHANGE BUT YOU CHANGE EVERYTHING!”
Learn more about the artists of All Sons & Daughters Here.
You know how I am scorned, disgraced and shamed;
all my enemies are before you.
20 Scorn has broken my heart
and has left me helpless;
I looked for sympathy, but there was none,
for comforters, but I found none.
21 They put gall in my food
and gave me vinegar for my thirst. Psalm 69:19-21
Just taught this Psalm in our class “It’s the End of The World and I Feel Fine.”
Learn more about the artist Scott Brenner Here
