Two Things... no Three

 "The Lord is not slow to fulfill his promise as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance." ~2 Peter 3:9~ ESV


I'll do the fourth one first, *evil cheesy laugh* because there is always a beginning, a middle, and an end, but not always in that order...

4.  They're doing away with Google Friend Connect, or so they say, on July first.  I'm still not completely sure what that means either, but I think it means you won't be able to follow me through that anymore *gasp*.  Thankfully, there's this other thingy called Bloglovin that allows you to follow one's blog through email.  I hope you all still check your emails....  I don't like the way it's going but anyway, here's a link to a list of instructions on what to do... LINK


1.  First I got a harp.  I was wanting to wait till I got a youtube video up before I told yall but oh well.  It's from the Harpsicle brand (Rees Harpsicle Harps), and it's a fullsicle.

2.  I've begun lessons!

3.  Something really cool I'll tell you later... once I've got a picture or a video.  It has to do with... no I shouldn't even give a hint.  I'm terrible at giving hints, always giving too much away. Okay fine I won't leave you in complete suspense.

Through the Looking Glass

 ¹¹ When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I gave up childish ways. ¹² For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.~~~ 1 Corinthians 13 11-12

I decided to begin to write this post. Here thus begun.
The drops in the sun after cold rain.  Spider's webs.  Stories.  White and red roses, we have large rose bushes in our front and back yards.  It always reminds me of Wonderland... and that one attractive idea: you could paint the roses red.
I am currently reading Through the Looking Glass, and am enjoying it a little better than the first book.  I finished reading Alice in Wonderland and nearly thought it rubbish.  But there's some meaning meant in it.  It's like a purposeful gibberish language that means something we do not think it means.  What is important to be found in the story?  I'm sure I don't know completely what Carrol means in his stories, filled with 'Easter eggs' or references from his life.  I do think I would have liked Alice's older sister.
But I do know I found a certain idea.  A very interesting one.  Has to do with dreams.
Do write, if you want to write.  I know I shall.  A certain story must be finished by the 24th of June.  Please pray that I finish.  I pray for peace, wisdom, healing, and a triumphant end to writer's block for all fellow writers. :)
Signing out,
Clara Emilyn Wood (Clara E. Wood)
or Emilyn J Wood...  which name do you like better?