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My Kitchen Window

>> Wednesday, February 9, 2011

I love the idea of a kitchen window, right above the sink. A place to watch God's creation (or the kids playing outside) while doing the dishes. To me, a kitchen window serves to cheer up a mundane task, and to point my thoughts heavenward. Many of my spiritual mentors have used their kitchen windowsills as reminders to prayer, or aids to memorize scripture. When Tim and I got married, I went to set up my own version of this encouraging practice.

However, in our little A-frame there are no windows in the kitchen. I was determined not to lose my "kitchen window philosophy," or my reminders to prayer. So my husband patiently hung me my own windowsill.



While I don't have the view of creation, I do have my two little index card books with verses copied out by two of my spiritual mentors. These verses have become dear to my heart, and I try to flip the cards each day to memorize and remind myself anew of God's promises.



Someday maybe I'll have a real kitchen window. But for now, my little windowsill is doing just fine.

2 comments:

Christa February 12, 2011 at 10:04 PM  

I love it!! What a great idea to have verses right there!!

Kristenph February 16, 2011 at 9:11 AM  

Blogging is a great hobby! I'm glad you started one. Although I do have windows in my kitchen, I don't have one over the sink. I also have done a little grouping with a shelf. I don't have flip Bible verses, but one verse on a cross stitch I made many years ago.

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