Along Came A Spider
I needed a broom. Again. After cleaning and packing all day, I walked out on the front porch, only to find what I thought were massive cobwebs stretched across the railings. I grabbed the broom and got ready to take a whack. But then I saw her. Right in the middle of the “cobwebs” was a spider the size of my hand. Her body was a dusky blue with gold iridescent spots on it. Her legs were black, shiny and graceful. And then, I noticed her web, an intricate, stunning, carefully woven web. As I looked at each delicate thread and how it was connected to another, I wondered, “how did you build this beautiful web?” After several minutes, my focus shifted to the background. My home. My pretty yard with the tanget and palm trees. Extending beyond, I could see tiny grass huts scattered throughout the 10,000 foot mountains that rise up out of the Goroka valley. My mountains. I love them. They always remind me of the faithfulness of God – strong and present and immovable.
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