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Tuesday 21 September 2021

A time for everything

 

Seed pods pop in the autumn sunshine, as I lean past the broom and gorse to pick yet more brambles. The freezer is pretty crammed with the tasty fruit. We’ll be glad of it in a few months’ time.

A light breeze flutters through the gently fading leaves. Victoria plums continue to provide a daily harvest – for about four days.

The house is a mess. Who can bear to be inside tidying when the sun blazes out of the sky?

There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven. It can be heartbreaking to move from one season to the next, to leave behind something which is rich and fulfilling and move on into an unknown future.

But God has made everything beautiful in its time. Enjoy this day.

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