CNY Inspiration

Several years ago our local paper carried the Billy Grahmn Q&A. After his passing.
they now carry an "inspiration" thougth written by local clergy.

Here is the coulum for Today:

Love, Not Labels

At summer camp, we used to play a game called Weed or Flower. The leader would put up a picture of a plant and we would have to guess: weed or flower.

I didn't say it was a fun game.

It was also surprisingly difficult. Queen Annes Lace is an intricate flower, but technically a weed. The same can be said for the perennial forgot-me-not's. which met their untimely demise in my yard last year last year. My garden is wild: little organization and most plants can stay. So my definition of a weed is most likely fundamentally different from yours, and unfortunately, my neighbors.

I also bought daisies to plant from a home goods store last year, but daisies also occur naturally. Does growing naturally define a weed and only things we plant are not? Are plants we dont want is how we define a weed?
It makes me wonder how we label people. (end of devotion)


Boy, wasnt that refreshing - I dont know how I cold have made it today without that article - that was better then even Bettle Baily. Arent you glad you saw this wonderful and inspiring thought!


(CNY) = Central New York

 

and the spiritual analogy of this is: