Remember a month ago when you stopped in the middle of your busy day, stretched your weary back and opined, “If only I had a few days to relax.”
Well now you do.
Maybe you’re the exception, but I’m not sure I’ve heard one person celebrate the fact that we get to stay home for awhile and it’s okay.
I guess the wise old world traveler was right who said, “If you don’t bring Paris with you, you won’t find it there.”
The ONE THING for today: Rest time is not waste time.
Let Us Always Be Mindful of His Presence, His Power, His Plan and His Ways.
These are the random ruminations of a man on the run. The goal is to run this race of life well, encouraging as many as I can along the way, and to eventually meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and thank Him for the trip. (I am also prone to shamelessly brag on my perfect grandchildren.)
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The ONE THING 
Thank you Pastor Kemp! For me and Brad, we have needed this rest. We pushed hard during our move and then closely followed with a trip to LV to see my sister. (I actually was relieved that I didn’t have to fly to Ft. Myers this year to play in the orchestra for Easter, where I would be just now).
Love the photo of the Eiffel Tower. Even though we felt things were rapidly closing up behind us, we were able to do all we had planned while in LV. Seeing my sister was the primary focus but we did get to celebrate a wonderful lunch in the Eiffel Tower Restaurant overlooking the Bellagio. We have gone so often that we are guaranteed a table by the huge windows.
Although we have never been to Paris, we do carry the idea of Paris with us.
Thank you so much for the great word today!
Blessings, Claudia
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If I know anyone who lives out the message of this blog it is you and Brad! Keep taking Paris with you!
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Thank you, Pastor Kemp! From the bottom of my heart!
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You are most welcome Kaya!
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