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Eli grabbed it faster than I could say, “Oh my gosh! Don’t touch that!” He beamed with pride, and I scrambled to make a little jar habitat for the poor salamander who would fulfill Eli’s dream. My mom pointed out a black lizard with a blue line up its back, just like the one in the book. Oh, the joys of those who do notfollow the advice of the wicked,or stand around with sinners,or join in with mockers.But they delight in the law of the Lord,meditating on it day and night.They are like trees planted along the riverbank,bearing fruit each season.Their leaves never wither,and they prosper in all they do.But not the wicked!They are like worthless chaff, scattered by the wind.-Psalm 1:1-4Įli and I read a book about a month ago called, “The Salamander Room.” We read it about 30 times, drew murals of it on butcher paper to hang in his room, and took daily “salamander walks” to find a salamander of his very own to keep in his room. do we run to draw on the grace of God in prayer and meditating on His Word? Or do we run to social media scrolling, “venting” sessions with a friend, and temporary pleasures that ultimately leave us high and dry? These things can be good things, but let’s not allow them to keep us from the Best thing! Let’s be wary of our well. When we are bored, tired, frustrated, etc. The water of the world, on the other hand, can’t ultimately quench our thirst. Jesus said that He is the Living Water and calls us to drink from His Spirit and never thirst again (John 7:37-39). Some wells will refresh and quench our thirst others will leave us parched and poisoned. All sorts of bugs and frogs, (and my parents have told me even a turtle and mouse,) have fallen for the allure of the sparkling water only to be fished out the next day.It’s goes to show us, though: We should be wary of the well we choose. We don’t, however, love finding critters that have collected in the pool overnight. One of our favorite daily activities is to play in the amazing pool on these hot, hot days. Until we close on the house, we are soaking up the summer sun, enjoying the acres, and learning some life lessons.

#Full quiver farms full

We have been living with my parents in the house I grew up in on Full Quiver Farm while our new house is under construction.