THOUGHTS FOR SUNDAY ~THRIVING
When I started my Cancer journey in April of 2009 some friends gave me a small potted Hydrangea plant. It was about 12" high and had three blooms. I transplanted it in a flower bed next to the house in the back yard, but it got too much sun, and almost died twice. It was down to a few brown stalks when I transplanted it into this large cement pot, and put it in a completely different place in the back yard where it got sun and shade. This is how it looked this morning. It stand about three feet and it's covered with blooms; some fully open and many more to come. IT'S THRIVING!! After two lumpectomies and 8 weeks of radiation, I have now been cancer free 4 years. I'M THRIVING! Every time I see my Hydrangea I see how it came back and is thriving, and it reminds me just how good and gracious my God is to keep me thriving! In the Old Testament, they set up piles of stones as a memorial to remind them of significant times whe...