dear emily,
my friends and i were bemoaning the recent pruning in our lives. will we
be pruned until we turn into prunes, wrinkly old ladies in our caskets?
i can live with that.
someone said, "you're pruned if you do and pruned if you don't," which
is better than the alternative (death.) the vine that isn't pruned, stops
yielding sweet fruit, which is a form of death.
so i want my epitat to say: "she was old and wrinkly but still a little fruity."
love,
lea
"if a man remains in Me and I in him, he will bear much fruit." john 15:5
my friends and i were bemoaning the recent pruning in our lives. will we
be pruned until we turn into prunes, wrinkly old ladies in our caskets?
i can live with that.
someone said, "you're pruned if you do and pruned if you don't," which
is better than the alternative (death.) the vine that isn't pruned, stops
yielding sweet fruit, which is a form of death.
so i want my epitat to say: "she was old and wrinkly but still a little fruity."
love,
lea
"if a man remains in Me and I in him, he will bear much fruit." john 15:5
