Turning right, yellow boxes and another failed experiment in counting to ten.

Sitting in the car waiting to turn right at the yellow boxes.

Murky early morning drizzle makes visibility a bit of a challenge.

Car coming the other way stops and the driver waves me across. Courtesy & Invitation

I see a cyclist coming up the offside of his car and wait for him to pass.

The cyclist waves his acknowledgement and I wave back. Gratitude & Courtesy

At the same time the driver behind me starts leaning on the horn. Impatience & Anger

Four travellers meet at a busy intersection, three of them see each other.

The fourth can't see beyond the car that's in his way.

1576871487_01_PT01__SS400_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1140649280_ I'm glad God didn't answer my muttered prayer for the horn happy motorist.

Would have been far too painful.

But I hope God will answer mine –

that the God of mercy

will bring to maturity

that one fruit of the spirit

of which, after decades of practice,

and serial prayer marathons,

I still have a serious deficit.

Now which one is that?

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2 responses to “Turning right, yellow boxes and another failed experiment in counting to ten.”

  1. Rosemary Vey Jacqueline Hannah avatar

    Weaknesses and strengths are connected. Usually our failings are the mirror image of our strong points.

  2. Rosemary Vey Jacqueline Hannah avatar

    Weaknesses and strengths are connected. Usually our failings are the mirror image of our strong points.

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