The Journey Continues: Letting the Holy Spirit guide you through life
Sun, 11/14/2021 - 5:00am
My journey compels me to share the following story:
My journey compels me to share the following story:
Let me offer a bit of advice. Don’t wait too long to make trips to faraway places. True, you have to wait until you can afford the journey, but don’t put off traveling in the belief you can always go at a later date. That later date may never come – people die at all ages and there’s no guarantee you won’t be an early fatality.
Peanut buttery pumpkin goodness. Photo from Metro Creative
As the days cool, autumn cooking starts to heat up. If soup hasn’t yet been on the menu, then now is the time to explore new recipes that can warm us up from the inside out.
Last week, San Marcos Public Library organizers invited guests to the San Marcos Cemetery for the launch of their new monthly poetry bulletin titled: “When the River Speaks.” They invite San Marcos area residents to submit their original poetry and the theme for their debut publication was “Everybody In!”
Late afternoon light casts a glow on the cool season horse troughs planted with Cool Wave pansies and an assortment of high contrast foliage like Queen of Hearts brunnera and Double Play Candy Corn spirea and Dolce heuchera.
The gentle cool season allows shade loving plants like Dolce Cherry Truffles heuchera and Queen of Hearts brunnera to be grown in full sun.
The horse troughs at Old Town in North Columbus GA are indicative of a trend sweeping the nations. These have been planted for cool season color and interest. Photos by Norman Winter
The Old Town Community of North Columbus is once again schooling us on the use of horse troughs for cool season color, and this year they are maximizing the use of texture. Since I retired from the University of Georgia, son James, the color design guru for Old Town, keeps me involved, making me feel as though this is my experiment station.
Above, Martindale River Café's Chicken Banh mi sandwich — all-natural ground roasted chicken, fresh cilantro and basil, carrots, pickled onions along with a hoisin sauce chipotle mayo served on a French loaf. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
If you asked me the first thing that popped into my head when someone mentioned the community of Martindale, I would have said ‘speed trap.’ That’s how I remembered it years ago traveling to class
M. Ray Perryman
The Perryman Group’s most recent long-term forecast for the US economy calls for notable expansion.
Parker Dumas holds a tarot card reading with Shae Lewis at Stonebound Treasures. Photo by Celeste Hollister
The River Realm Readers reading space on 705 W. Hopkins is available for walk-in and by appointment. Photo by Jason Cook
Gregor Ælfweald is a San Marcos-based rune reader and seer with a Master’s degree in Philosophy. Submitted photo
San Marcos exists at the heart of its sacred springs, a place with a deeply-rooted spiritual connection that dates back for centuries. Within this cherished space thrives the River Realm Readers, a community of intuitive artists and healers dedicated to helping people realign with their higher purpose.
Even little birds have big appetites. Photo from Metro Creative
Birds eat the darndest things.
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