Praying for Rain
It has been very dry here for sometime. We are short about 16
inches of rainfall this year, and have not had a “soaker” in six weeks
or more. Hay fields look like mid September, crops are stunted,
un-watered lawn is turning to dust. Vegetation crunches underfoot.
Worse still is the damage being done to deep rooted and long lived
plants.
Last week I went to the Northgate area (of Chattanooga) to help
out a friend with administrative problems. All the way there I
prayed for rain. Once there I popped out of my car and into hers.
Off we went to discuss a strategy to solve her problem. Then came
the storm, a ten minute, hard, fast storm.
I smiled.
Friend asked me “Why are you smiling?”
Well”, I answered with a grin, “It’s raining and my
windows are down!”
I prayed for rain and left the windows down. I’m still praying for
rain, but now I roll the windows up!
To make the joke on me richer, when I got back to North Georgia I
found that not one drop had fallen where I live.
inches of rainfall this year, and have not had a “soaker” in six weeks
or more. Hay fields look like mid September, crops are stunted,
un-watered lawn is turning to dust. Vegetation crunches underfoot.
Worse still is the damage being done to deep rooted and long lived
plants.
Last week I went to the Northgate area (of Chattanooga) to help
out a friend with administrative problems. All the way there I
prayed for rain. Once there I popped out of my car and into hers.
Off we went to discuss a strategy to solve her problem. Then came
the storm, a ten minute, hard, fast storm.
I smiled.
Friend asked me “Why are you smiling?”
Well”, I answered with a grin, “It’s raining and my
windows are down!”
I prayed for rain and left the windows down. I’m still praying for
rain, but now I roll the windows up!
To make the joke on me richer, when I got back to North Georgia I
found that not one drop had fallen where I live.
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