We are only eating in the cafeteria, we are also having BBQ in the woods.
At night, we have campfire to get close to each other.
Bless ~ barak (Hebrew) The Hebrew verb barak means to bless. A related Hebrew word is berakah meaning a blessing or a gift or present. The primal blessing is God’s love overflowing, bestowing divine favor on the blessed. As Genesis assures us, in the very beginning God looked at what was created and said it was “very good!” This was the origin of each and every blessing. What blessings have I received today?
At night, we have campfire to get close to each other.
Finally, Grumply met up with Slipply and they are trying to find ways to get into the pond. "I am scared, Grumply" said Slipply. "What should we do now" "Let's run, the yellow hat is coming after us" " We need to escape from hi
m"
Eventually, the yellow hat turns out to be a good person. He pick up Grumply and led him to the pond with duck mama.
"Wow, it is fun " "The water is just right" " I wish Slipply can be here" "May be another yellow hat will lead Slipply back " "Let's quack together so Slipply can hear us" "Quack, Quack, Quackery, Quack"
The End................
Jesus calls us to be His friend. By coming to him, we can finally find relief from the concerns that weigh on us.
Praise the Lord, you do not want us just to work for you as servant.
Praise the Lord, you want to develop a relationship with us, you want us to be your partner in life.
Praise the Lord, you have given me time to cultivate this relationship, I can spend more time with you on a daily basis.
Praise the Lord, you have shown kindness toward me as I draw near to you.
Praise the Lord, you are a friend who strengthens me thru' prayers, blesses me with love and encourages me with hope.
Amen