I think the "take a picture of yourself by extending your arm" idea was invented for moments such as this. It has been a happy new year, you sneaky bastard.
Amen.
Love Linds
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Lindsay, the Phlobber
A picture is worth a thousand prayers. Can you picture yourself praying?
This is
a little experiment in "phlobbing" (read: photo-blogging).
Did you ever see something - person, place, or thing - and say a quick prayer to God? Did this little something motivate you to say thanks, ask forgiveness, give a little confession, cry for help, or just strike up a conversation? Ever find yourself in that type of situation?
Well, I did.
And I phlobbed all about it.
Did you ever see something - person, place, or thing - and say a quick prayer to God? Did this little something motivate you to say thanks, ask forgiveness, give a little confession, cry for help, or just strike up a conversation? Ever find yourself in that type of situation?
Well, I did.
And I phlobbed all about it.
This is
Lindsay, the Phlobber
This is
my disclaimer:
I am not, nor do I claim to be, a professional photographer (but I did take all these pictures.)
I am not, nor do I wish to be, a member of the clergy (but I know a lot of them.)
I am just, and happy to be, a girl with a digital camera and internet access (but you probably figured that out by now.)
I am not, nor do I claim to be, a professional photographer (but I did take all these pictures.)
I am not, nor do I wish to be, a member of the clergy (but I know a lot of them.)
I am just, and happy to be, a girl with a digital camera and internet access (but you probably figured that out by now.)
This is
my heart.
people are praying in
past prayers
people who picture prayers
Someone else...
wrote about book about picture prayers, but I didn't know it when I started this phlog. So, if you like what you read here, you might also enjoy reading this book by Heidi Hollis.
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