A Letter to God

March 31, 2020

A Letter to God - First Flight

Hi everyone!

I hope all of you are taking every precaution to stay safe - washing your hands frequently, maintaining social distancing and of course studying.

Today we start the first chapter of literature - A Letter to God.

Sit up everyone - open your textbook First Flight, to the first chapter.

It is a very interesting story about a man’s undone faith in God.

Listen to the audio where I read portions of the chapter twice - the first one will just be a reading and the second time I will explain the finer points.

Ready? Listen to the audio and post any questions on the comments section.

A Letter to God

March 31, 2020

A Letter to God - First Flight

Hi everyone!

I hope all of you are taking every precaution to stay safe - washing your hands frequently, maintaining social distancing and of course studying.

Today we start the first chapter of literature - A Letter to God.

Sit up everyone - open your textbook First Flight, to the first chapter.

It is a very interesting story about a man’s undone faith in God.

Listen to the audio where I read portions of the chapter twice - the first one will just be a reading and the second time I will explain the finer points.

Ready? Listen to the audio and post any questions on the comments section.

The Lost Hour 

I lost two golden hours

         somewhere yesterday

     between the dawn of morning

        and closing of the day.

Each of these lost hours

was a rare and precious-gem

for sixty diamond minutes

adorned each of them.

 I did not really own them

they were only loaned to me,

to be used in helping others

and in my best interest you see.

But they are charged against me

and for them I must pay

in one way or another

tomorrow or today.

No reward is offered for them

no need for them to yearn

for they are gone forever

never to return

I know I'll never find them

no matter where I stray

I could have used them wisely

but I idled them away.

I never can recall them

no matter how hard I try

for they are gone forever

no more to pass me by.

But, while I'm permitted

upon this earth to dwell

the rest of time to me committed

I shall guard it, and will swell. 

                                                                                                  Anonymous