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tim
5/12/2009 2:40 PM
It's kind of cool the way God's plans are so much better than ours. Those of you who joined us on Sunday will know that we handed out chocolates to the wonderful women in our church. I don't think I could overstate the fact that we would have loved to have done so much more to honor you ladies and yet those simple gifts were what we had to offer.
It is always something of a guessing game when I go out to purchase things like the chocolates. I don't want to throw caution to the wind and inadvertently become a shareholder in Hershey's because I buy so much and yet I want to make sure that no one is left out. As a result it is not unexpected that I would have some extra morsels of pure delight left over in my basket.
Confession: I love chocolate. Milk, dark, extra dark, with coconut, with almonds, with peanuts... doesn't matter I love it all.
So here I am with 20 to 30 of these chocolates and I'm trying to think of what I should do with them. The Stobbe family arrives home and since it is Mothers Day we agree to do the thing that Tina wants to do (not that we wouldn't do that thing anyway but you know what I mean) which is go down to Penrose Point. Sounds great! We pack our things and are heading out the door when it occurs to me that I still have those tasty bites sitting on our counter.
"Maybe we could hand those out at the park." I said, not thinking before speaking. Oh well, it was out there now and Tina thought it was a great idea. You know... it was a pretty good thought. I don't share this with you to point out how "thoughtful" or "caring" or "kind" I am because truthfully this act of kindness was not at all pre-meditated. It kind of happened by accident. I didn't buy more chocolates with the design that I would later hand them out to unsuspecting moms but the Lord allowed that I could and so I did.
What a delight it was to bless the women who were there. If I had thought of it before hand and planned better it would have been more fun but God shared the blessing of giving with me nonetheless.
Those chocolates were never mine to consume in the first place and the Lord provided that really cool little way of dispersing His goodness.
SWEET!
Be well good friends!
Tim
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