"That's OK, my husband says. We'll drive by the church and say hi!"
It's Friday night. No one is there.
We skirt around Peyton from Chino Hills Pkwy. and the property is dark.
But Ted doesn't miss the opportunity.

"Hi CVCC. See you on Sunday!"
I just smile and feel the blessing for a time existed when seeing or even stepping inside the church only happened for him on Easter and Christmas, maybe an Awana event.
No longer.
I liked reading poetry, great multi-chaptered novels and dabbled in my own rhymes, my own stories. I always took great notes. I kept a journal now and then. Sometimes, my words spoke back to me and I felt God.
No one will get this stuff. It's too personal. Maybe I'm just a crazy dreamer.
"That's OK, the Lord says. Trust me and I'll do wonders."
I type out a few things, create a blog or two and I hit send. I enter a room in a library with other "aspiring writers" opening journals and sharing. I witness an amazing community with other "crazy dreamers" and God sits right in the center.
I just smile and feel a blessing for a time existed when my heart felt heavy and my words messy, tripping along a very uncertain path.
No longer.
NO LONGER!

Reflection for your journal: What is your "no longer?" praise to the Lord.
Comments and sharing is encouraged. Thank you.
It is with amazement that I look back at where you have been and where you are now. I rejoice in your joy and am inspired to keep putting words to paper, publishing blogs, spreading His Word!
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