I got bored yesterday after being home alone for the third straight day and bought a digital camera. It's been a couple of years since I have had a decent camera. I bought the Canon SD1000. So far I love it. The pictures I am posting here today were all taken with the Auto setting and not the best of weather conditions. Because of the weather I chose not to journey too far from the house. In fact, I took these a little over an hour ago and now it's raining. Yep, that's right, raining in Atlanta praise God!

Tell me what you think.



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Did I happen to mention that I live in the Target Parking Lot?
The is the wonderful view from my balcony:





Ahhh....the spectacular view of concrete, glass, and steel:





A couple of shots from the rooftop terrace:










I love the colors of fall. This adorns one of the pots on the terrace:




And now a view from the outside. Here's the complex where I currently reside:






You know, sometimes living in the metro area has a tendancy to make one loose his appreciation for nature. But not so in my case. God knew I would need a place to sit in peace, pray, and appreciate the works of his creation.

Tucked in between a couple of those high-rise office buidings you can see in the pictures above, I have discovered this very cool little lagoon. It's a great place to get away. Sometimes I take my bible with me and just sit and read the word prayerfully while watching the birds:







Looks like nobody is home:




Well, on second glance, it looks like I may have some visitors:






Peaceful aren't they? You know what though, while they look cool, calm, and collected from the surface, don't you just know their little feet are paddling up a storm below the surface. Sounds like my brain:



Cool Shades:



The oddball:



The trip home. As I said earlier, I love the colors of fall:





I couldn't resist. God has blessed America:







Well, that about does it for my little journey for this morning. Now I am just going to sit on the balcony for a while and enjoy the rain God sent to us. I hope it rains for days.

I posted previously how I had spent the day of Thanksgiving in fasting and prayer. IT was a great time with the Lord, It was restful and I got a considerable amount of reading done. While I cannot say that I recieved any great revelation, I did however hear his voice clearly tell me this, so I wrote it down. It's quite simple, but it was exactly the advice I needed to hear. Here was his advice:




I hope you enjoyed the photos. Thanks for stopping by.

Michael