We live in a world where we can get information about anything at any moment.

My daughter was home from college studying this weekend and she looked up from her laptop and said, “Mom, how in the world did you and Dad get through high school and college without the internet??”

I laughed and said, “Well, actually, we just spent a lot of time in the library!”

Honestly, I miss those days. It sure seemed simpler then.

A couple of weeks ago, I was visiting my favorite TJ Maxx store.

I was on a mission to find some cute little Fall decorations for our home.

Laser focused, I suddenly had to go to the bathroom.

Ugh. I didn’t really have time to go, I had an appointment to be at, and the lines to check out at TJ Maxx are often not the shortest.

I ran to the bathroom, and out of the corner of my eyes I saw a lady washing her hands at the sink.

Dear sweet girl in the baby blue dress,

I saw you at church this past Sunday.

You and some friends were sitting to the right of the stage, I was sitting above you in the balcony section.

When the worship music stopped, I noticed you drying your eyes with a tissue.

You were moved by the music.