I have used the nasty wind as an analogy for one of my first graders about his loud, bossy attitude toward his friends. He is like a strong wind in their faces. We even have a picture of a tree bent halfway over from the wind. No one likes to be blown over by the wind or other people.
It would probably be better to be thankful for having a place to be out of the wind as I sit here cozy in my house writing than to whine about the noise on my roof and the rattle of my windows. So I decided to look up reasons why this obnoxious wind is a blessing.
Wind energy is the fastest developing renewable energy source in the US.
Wind Pollination: It is the wind that is responsible for carrying the pollen.
Okay, so there are a few good reasons for the wind. Guess I will quit complaining and try to be thankful for even this
But you know, I will be delighted tomorrow morning if the wind decides to DIE down or slow to a gentle breeze.
In Him,
Joyful
3-20-11
I picked up a bird's nest that had blown out of a tree. Little things like this sadden me a lot lately. Do I cry at the drop of a hat? Well, no, but maybe at the drop of a bird's nest. Though I hate the wind, I'm grateful I least don't have to worry about my house, with babies inside, blowing away.
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