
frosty capped apples
dripping in the morning sun
all in the same day
Don’t be afraid; just believe.
Jesus Christ, Mark 5:36 (NIV)
Come what come may, time and the hour run through the roughest day.
William Shakespeare, Macbeth

frosty capped apples
dripping in the morning sun
all in the same day
Don’t be afraid; just believe.
Jesus Christ, Mark 5:36 (NIV)
Come what come may, time and the hour run through the roughest day.
William Shakespeare, Macbeth
4 replies on “Autumn Apples”
I’m glad we have Someone who calms our fears because He is trustworthy, and is always there for us.
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I’m glad too! Thank you for sharing, as you’ve inferred the deeper meaning behind my words. 🤗
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You got it David. Good one. The sun did come out, melted the snow off the apples. I picked them and they are still in my shop which I keep at 40 degrees. They are crispy and disappear one at a time…it just happens whenever someone walks by the bin.
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Thanks, Gary. You also have a great picture of a snow-melted apple I almost used as well.
I just edited to change one word—sweating became dripping.
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