Dragonfly's Journey

My pastor pulled out a very old song, “Come and Dine” that reminded me of a very old couple. I heard the song every couple of months. Louise would sing it as a solo. They were an interesting pair. They were in their seventies, but they were also newlyweds. They were both grandparents in their own right.

The most interesting thing about them was Bill was missing a hand. You should have seen the visitors who came in when they saw him passing the collection plate. People expect to see people with two hands. Since he had lost his hand as a child he had learned how to do everything we know how to do with two hands. He was a mechanic with a large following. The only time I went to his shop he was working on a piston which he had resting on the nub. I ended up not getting him to fix the car, he had people lined that I would be waiting to long for him to get to my car.

He also re strung his guitar with all the strings in reverse so he could finger the cords with the hand that had fingers. He fixed something to hold a guitar pick on the nub at the exact angle needed to strum the guitar.

I guess I shows necessity is the mother of invention. I still wonder about something Louise said, I competed something that would not seen possible and she said. “You should see him tie his shoes.” I don’t know how one could tie their shoes with only one hand.

Speaking of one hand is rather heartbreaking. A minister came through and prophesied, “Get a new glove and God will fill it.” That would have been a creative miracle.  The poor man didn’t see it. The hardware had given him a whole display of gloves for just the one hand he had. He had plenty of gloves for the hand he had but that way not what had been said. He needed a glove for the hand he did not have, not another glove for his existing hand.

Dragonfly

I have started several blogs some I lost because I was not signed in correctly when I signed up originally the double t’s in my name were tippled, who knew. I no longer let the computer leave me signed in, now I sign in every time so I know right away if there’s a problem. And do not invest long periods of time working on a blog only to find I suddenly cannot get back to the blog I created. I made a blog that will be for religious purposes I was recently diagnosed with MS so I am doing a lot of study with healing scriptures. The address for that blog is: http://onceagainagain.blogspot.com/ This on the other hand will be something for my writing and I hope to finally be able to add pictures I never knew how to before.

I had started a websight thinking I would put my older writings online but I discovered they could not be brought up because I had done the work on WordPerfect. What was once the gold standard for word processors now is an also ran used only be dinosaurs like me.

What I plan for this one to have prompts both answered and unanswered and perhaps some daily type entries. Those generally are done on paper.

Now to explain the name. Dragonflies are things that should not exist. They are not supposed to be able to fly but they can not only fly but they can hover, and go in reverse. That is real flexibility I guess that is what I most want from a sight. I still don’t understand the difference between blogs and websights.