Monday 5 September 2011

9/11

September 11th 2011
Please observe one minutes silence in memory of 9/11 2001

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Coming Home
I remember as part of my management training I would take charge of various shops up and down the country whilst their manager was on holiday. On my return journey home I remember the elation as I saw the stone walled embankment on the approach to Bradford Railway Station. 

There is no place like home.

Home is where the heart is.

Jesus promised He would prepare a place for us in His Fathers house.

What a homecoming it will be.

16 comments:

  1. What refreshing thoughts to see when you are away from "home" in more ways than one!

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  2. Lovely, Jackie. Nicely said. Carol--fromcarolsquill.blogspot.com

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  3. How often after a person's died we hear someone say they've "gone home."
    Peace and Blessings

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  4. I love the idea of "coming home" to Heaven like returning to what's familiar and loved here on earth. Thank you for a beautiful snapshot to hold in my heart today.

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  5. Aww, Tracy, I was going to say the same thing! It was short and sweet! :)

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  6. Love the way you wrote this... very short, and perfectly to the point. Thanks!!

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  7. I always feel that way after a holiday as we turn into our road. Then the thought of a visit to Sainsburys steals the moment !
    A lot of folk went home on 9/11 - some of them felt a different welcome to the one they were expecting.

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  8. Wot no Morrisons?

    True and how will people know the Way unless we show them.

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  9. Succinct but meaningful. Well done.

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  10. I was born and spent half my life in England. The way you say things reminds me of *that* home :)

    Thank you for visiting my blog.

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  11. Hey Jack,

    You said a lot in a very short time. Well said.
    9/11 was a wake-up call. Those who went to work that day, or got on a flight that day, had no idea that the day would be their last here. We should prepare our own hearts, never knowing what a day may bring forth.

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