Called to Order
“Adam had woken her up early in the morning, the sky still a striking shade of purple, to tell her he would be gone for most of the day. He had said he needed to see how things were progressing with their new home. She was shocked when he announced it would be most likely habitable by the day of their wedding. She didn’t believe him, but also didn’t see the need to dispute his confidence. After he had left, she continued to sleep.
She’d had an odd dream that she was still replaying by the time G...racie came to pull her from bed. In her dream she had sat in a field as the sun was setting. She watched the colors of the day fade to a magnificent rainbow of deeper tones and thought this was what her forefathers had meant when they spoke of amber waves of grain and purple mountain majesties. It was no wonder the Amish lived in such places. Sometimes it seemed as if they were so close to heaven, they were tucked within the breast of a holy spirit. Even the way the rays of sun pierced the clouds here, it seemed as if they were fingers of God.MoreLess
She’d had an odd dream that she was still replaying by the time G...racie came to pull her from bed. In her dream she had sat in a field as the sun was setting. She watched the colors of the day fade to a magnificent rainbow of deeper tones and thought this was what her forefathers had meant when they spoke of amber waves of grain and purple mountain majesties. It was no wonder the Amish lived in such places. Sometimes it seemed as if they were so close to heaven, they were tucked within the breast of a holy spirit. Even the way the rays of sun pierced the clouds here, it seemed as if they were fingers of God.MoreLess
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