So, it's finally time for an update on the life of Kapo!
Don't get too excited.
Life's been really good lately. Unlike a couple of months ago, when I think I was going through a bit of a depression, which isn't all that unusual for me. Anyways, I feel--happy again. I've been reading my bible a lot, I think that has a lot to do with it and hardly a day goes by that I don't belly laugh at least once a day.
I am blessed.
God is so good to me and my family! I feel like I get to relearn just how good He is
every single day.
And I love it.
I've gotten really into taking pictures since I bought a camera in January and so have been given many, many opportunities to see the beauty of God in the strangest of places (I like to think that I can sometimes capture a glimpse of that splendor in my little camera to remind me later).
I've started drawing too. I've finally uncovered at least a bit of the key to drawing people (meaning that they don't look like alien blobs with eyes anymore and only kinda almost look like humans) and I've been discovering faces in my head that I couldn't see before except with the words I'd used to describe them in my stories. That makes it especially grand when I hand over a finished product to Sabe (who has read most, if not all, of my stories and knows my characters well) and she excitedly exclaims their name, without it being written or any hint from my mouth about who it might be.
I guess it's the little things, huh?
We went to San Diego last week, which was fabulous! We ate at so much excellent food and went to so many beautiful places! Ah! It was fantastic!
But me and California...I don't think we're ever meant to be. I mean, it's beautiful and has wonderful weather and great cars--it would just never be a comfortable fit. Still, I'm glad I got to visit and, after a little while, I'll be anxiously awaiting my next set of adventures in that "paradise" as Sam calls it.
Anyway, so, here I am. Sitting in the Rhino's basement praying and waiting for the house to rouse and the rest of our little band of warriors to show. It's going to be a long night but God's going to be glorified tonight, no matter what.
God will move tonight. I don't know how and I don't know the outcome, but He will move and He will be glorified.
God, give me words--cause I'm at a bit of a loss. Move in me to speak for You. Let me be open to Your Spirit and use me tonight to strengthen my brothers and sisters.
All praise to You, Father.
Amen.
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So glad you were here for us and shared the moment in time. What a ride, eh?