Okay, I usually don't do this but today I've got alot on my mind and decided to share with the 4 or 5 people who check my blog. So here goes. . . .
We use to have 3 small arborvitae on each corner of our house. Each spring these birds would nest in the tree on the south/west side of the house. Last week my husband took the trees down. Immediately these birds began trying to nest behind the lights on our front porch. You must understand that this space behind this light is less than and inch in some places and the bottom is a round pole about one inch in diameter. The first 3 days that they begin building we would knock down their efforts in the hopes of them relocating.
Now please humor my efforts at some not so deep thoughts. . . . But aren't we like these birds from time to time? We know we MUST build our nest. This is a necessity, but sometimes we think it must be on the porch behind the beautiful light fixture instead of the large tree God gave us. Even when the Lord knocks us down, we rebuild right on the light fixture where we think we should be be and completely ignore His attempts to move us to a better place.
I suppose we will continue this fight until they move or the female attempts to lay her eggs on this unsuitable ledge. Thanks for "listening" to my ramblings. :)
5 comments:
Sarah........I think those are very deep and powerful observations. I do believe that God allows us to learn a lot from His creation. And I think it was wonderful to hear from you about that!! Thank you for sharing!
Wow Sarah! That is so deep and so true! I agree with Lee about learning a lot from God's creation. Thank you so much for sharing. :)
I found you through SCS - I enjoy reading the musings and non stamp related things on stamping blogs :)
Thanks for sharing!
Sarah- your sensitivity has shared with all of us a lesson in acceptance. There are times when God wants us to "move on" and we need to accept this judgment. Thank you for such a thoughtful post.
Wonderful thoughts and you are so right! Thank you for sharing.
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