Friday night MaryBeth drove us up to the lake house; I was
exhausted by a week that seems to go on forever and drained by the intensity of
feelings around my body and bone scans.
Many of my scan team members are like old friends and greeted me with
smiles, hugs, and words of encouragement.
At some point as I lay on the scan tables with my eyes closed and the
machinery whirling around me, I couldn’t help thinking about this journey and
how my spirit has been touched and energized by so many of you and the intangible
space we’ve shared. After my last scan, a touch on my shoulder brought me back
from the forever moment I had slipped into, and as I slowly stood, I smiled as
I thought about forever. Forever / I
sometimes dream / was yesterday / and today is the start / of tomorrow / and
tomorrow / is what God / gave me hope for.
Where do you get that intangible feeling we call hope? Me, it is from the intangible space I have
shared with all of you.
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