Here I am sharing my devotion Wednesday night. I will probably post that here next week.
Yet I am writing you a new command; its truth is seen in him and in you, because the darkness is passing and the true light is already shining. 1 John 2:8
The members of my workshop. Myself, Jean, Mary, Jean and Rita in the back row. Eleanor (who turns 88 next month), Darlene and Barb in the front row.
Our instructor Mary Pierce really liked the gift we got her. Mary is a wonderful teacher, writer, counselor and friend.
This is a view just outside of our hotel at the conference center. That's Judson Tower, which I climbed one day. It wasn't the 120 stairs that got to me, it was the circular staircase within a cement tomb which almost shattered this claustrophobic's resolve.
This log cabin was built in 1840 and is the oldest structure on the grounds of Green Lake Conference Center.
And now I suppose I have started something.
The Writers Feet.
I don't know sometimes what is in my head, but I guess you can at least see what's on my feet.
2 comments:
If you ever get to Rome, I will just warn you, the climb to the top of St Peters dome is a very tiny enclosed circular stairway. Just saying...you might want to pass.
I drive past this place quite often, are the grounds open to anyone??
Denise, as I told the group while I was giving my devotion, we used to drive through the grounds of the Green Lake Conference Center when I was a kid as my mom had a cousin who lived in Green Lake. But the cousin always told us in hushed whispers that the Center was owned by the Baptists so we couldn't stop. Come to find out the Baptists don't really care who stops and looks around. They have a marina and a beach and a gift shop and lots of trails through the woods. I always thought it would be a cool place to have a WSMA conference, but I think it might be too pricey.
And when I really have to do something like climb winding stairs in an enclosed space I can keep myself focused on the task and not hyperventilate.
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