Follow Me
Follow me, little one –
I will not lead you astray.
Follow me, innocent one –
I’ll follow you someday.
While you are young
And growing more each day,
Let me guide your footsteps
In a safe and thoughtful way.
When you face some crossroads
And wonder where to turn,
Let me help you choose, and
Let me help you learn.
Soon enough you’ll find me
Needing help, seeking your advice.
But for now, follow me, my love –
Your company feels so nice!
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I enjoyed the imagery and the image.
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Thank you! 💕
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Have I told you how much I appreciate your responses when you visit my blog? Thank you, Russ.
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You right everything here is amazing
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So like our New Forest ponies, donkeys, and cattle
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Jan…keeping you in prayer for negative MRI results. Merri & Ty enjoyed their visit with you so much and are eager to return. Blessings and hugs. Hope to see you in the near future.
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Wow! I JUST saw this response, Marilyn!! How did I miss it?? Thank you so much for visiting JanBeek. We still smile with our hearts whenever we think of that lovely time with Ty & Roxanne. Come visit JanBeek again… and plan your visit to Montana!
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Jan, after one of those “I can’t sleep nights”, I tried your idea and dragged out of bed and worked with a psalm and then checked your blog. Even shared it on Facebook! Still hope for this old dog I guess.
Thank you and enjoy your time with family:)
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Thank you for checking my blog. I hope you found some inspiration, maybe a few chuckles, and some food for thought… and then had a good night’s sleep. God bless you! ❤ Happy New Year!! ❤
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I really enjoyed “Follow Me”
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Thank you, Rohit. I am happy to see that you are perusing my posts. I hope you find some gems that speak to your soul. ❤
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Jan, you did a lovely job putting together today’s message. You and I love the same pictures from Bob’s and my trip up the Madison Range and yes, that first one is a keeper. I took some photography classes here in town last year and learned the most about composition and “filling the frame” from the renowned Gerry Mooney. Gerry is a photo-journalist and tries to tell stories with one shot…like the one of the sign and the elevation…
I-Phone 6 is the phone I used for these shots and it did a great job.
Praise God for His glory in creation and may we all be the stewards He calls us to be!
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Ah, I see the evidence of your classes with Gerry. I have taken a class from him, too. But my iPhone6 doesn’t take the same kinds of photos yours does! 🙂 It has to do with your artist’s eye! And your answer to that call to stewardship!
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So much love, Jan. I have a question for you. =) My mom calls her twin sister every morning at ten and every night at seven. They have been best friends for 82 years. My aunt was my lifelong correspondent. For about a year now, her body has been weakening but her spirit is so bright. Mom spends at least 30 minutes 2x a day with her sister, reading her uplifting things, telling her news of the family. If it’s okay with you, Jan, I’d love to start sending your poems to my mom so she can read them to my aunt. I wrote a little about their story here: https://www.kindspring.org/my/feed/index.php?sid=207601 With smiles and gratitude, ♥. Niki
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I would be honored to have you share my posts that you think would be appropriate to share with your mom and aunt, {{{Niki}}} Thank you so much ❤ God bless your mom for staying in touch that way. What a blessing!! ❤ I will go and see your story about your aunt. Thank you for the link. ❤
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Thank you, Jan. ♥.
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