Two elephants went out to play
on a spider's web one day.
They had such enormous fun
they called for another elephant to come.
Elephants are not supposed to play on spider's webs. No matter how much fun they have, they ruin the perfect geometry and they get their toes all sticky.
I'm learning a lot about the delicate beauty of life these days, and also about how what looks like destruction is nothing of the sort.
I captured this picture yesterday on the first foggy morning of autumn. The dew did a number on the spider's web, but it is still beautiful, maybe even more so than before.
Strength made perfect in weakness.
God's glory being revealed through our flaws.
Sometimes our imperfections make us closer to the best we were always intended to become.
I'm learning a lot about the delicate beauty of life these days, and also about how what looks like destruction is nothing of the sort.
I captured this picture yesterday on the first foggy morning of autumn. The dew did a number on the spider's web, but it is still beautiful, maybe even more so than before.
Strength made perfect in weakness.
God's glory being revealed through our flaws.
Sometimes our imperfections make us closer to the best we were always intended to become.
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