in my neck of the woods we are under drought warnings--not enough rain, high risk of brush fires. it seems we get drier and drier and cringe as lightning strikes the ground.
but each and every summer it comes to this. one area church prayed for rain in 2005--and got hurricane Katrina. they now pray for its survivors.
heat is part of summer. it is also part of part of life. in the heat of our youth we are kindling waiting for the intrinsic (or extrinsic) lightning strike to ignite our passions. hopefully we use that flame to better ourselves and others.
as we grow older the lightning rarely strikes. we are more or less going with the flow. but some of us are dry as central Georgia. we need water or fire. fast.
can you handle the heat?
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Speaking of heat, I just returned from Palm Springs, CA where we spent a 2-week vacation. It averaged 110 degrees while we were there. I'm writing about the experience and posting the articles on
http://ezinearticles.com as part of the King-Lieurance article challenge.
Yvonne Perry
www.right2recover.com
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