"I dance with joy in the shadow of Your wings." Psalm 63:7b Sigh. I love this ...

Ephesians 3:14-21

Okay, trying to memorize another one ...

When I think of the wisdom and scope of God's plan, I fall on my knees and pray to the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, creator of everything in heaven and on earth.
I pray that from that glorious, unlimited resource I will receive a mighty inner strength through the Holy Spirit.
And I pray that Christ will be more and more at home in my heart as I trust him. May my roots reach down deep in the soil of God's marvelous love.
May I understand, as all God's children should, how wide, how long, how high, and how deep God's love is.
And may I experience the love of Christ although it is too great for me to fully understand it.
Then I will be made complete through the fullness of life and power than comes from God.
Now glory be to God! Through his might power at work in me, he is able to accomplish infinitely more than I ever dare hope or ask.
Glory and honor to him for ever and ever through endless ages. Amen.

I've just finished reading EPIC by John Eldredge. Not bad. Not bad at all ...

I hate proofreading. I hate editing. I would rather have a root canal.

Okay. I'm done. 143,000 words. 360 pages. Tentative title: NO DARKNESS SO GREAT. Off to my proofreaders.

Psalm 63

O God, You are my God.
I earnestly search for You.
My soul thirsts for You.
My whole body longs for You,
in this parched and weary land.
I have seen You in Your sanctuary
and gazed upon Your power and glory.
Your unfailing love is better to me
than life itself.
How I praise You!
I will praise You as long as I live
lifting my hands to You in prayer.
You satisfy me more than the richest feast
I will praise You with songs of joy.
I lie awake thinking of You
meditating on You through the night.
Because You are my helper
I sing for joy in the shadow of Your wings.
I cling to You.
Your strong right hand holds me securely.

Psalm 63:1-8

I'm trying to memorize this.
What an old brain I have ... sigh!

Book ingredients: orphans, turn of the century, letters from the past, treasure, love story, spiritual values ...

"Red Sky At Morning" was one I really liked but it sounds like a Native American story ... and that's not what I'm writing.

"Train" That's my 'pet name' (all my stories have their own). But that's not good ...

I've got 350+ pages on my newest historical fiction and STILL NO TITLE. GRRRRRRRR.