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Wednesday 14 October 2020

The Splendour

 

We picked up Prince Charming and Jasmine as planned, and headed off to the socially-distanced Disney-themed lunch experience. My sister-in-law had invited us to the event, held in a three-sided marquee: chilly in October in Scotland, but the weather co-operated and when the sun was out, it was warm.

There were a couple of Snow Whites there, and one Sleeping Beauty. Woody from Toy Story, and Bella from Beauty and the Beast. An entertainer sang a few of the Disney movie theme songs; a Disney quiz and a Disney-themed scavenger hunt were also part of the afternoon. But probably the memorable moments for these precious children were those spent climbing the trees that ringed the grass.

Our world is full of slick marketing, but the real beauty, especially in autumn, is all around us, in the natural beauty God has given us to enjoy. No slick marketing required. Just eyes wide open and a heart ready to pause and receive the message of love God is sending.

Enjoy the splendour while it lasts!

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