Friday 5: Word Association Redux
From Reverend Mother:
This one is patterned off an old Friday Five written by Songbird, our Friday Five Creator Emerita:
Below you will find five words. Tell us the first thing you think of on reading each one. Your response might be simply another word, or it might be a sentence, a poem or a story.
1. vineyard
Mmmmmmmmm .... wine... yum. Actually have a visual of Willow Vineyards, a Michigan vineyard high on a hill that overlooks Grand Traverse Bay and has an incredible view --it is a wonderful place --and I bet Lutheran Chik has been there. Michiganders take note.
2. root
Depth --genealogical depth, depth in one's community--and nourishment.
3. rescue
What I find myself doing an awful lot of ....
4. perseverance
It's one of RDQ's [that's me] main ingredients, although it is listed as "persistence of pig-head" --see the post above this one
5. divided
Thinking about that classic parenting tale: two children have to share a candy bar. One cuts it in two, the other picks the piece s/he wants ... If only all of life were like that.
(Each of these appears in one of the readings from this Sunday's lectionary.)
This one is patterned off an old Friday Five written by Songbird, our Friday Five Creator Emerita:
Below you will find five words. Tell us the first thing you think of on reading each one. Your response might be simply another word, or it might be a sentence, a poem or a story.
1. vineyard
Mmmmmmmmm .... wine... yum. Actually have a visual of Willow Vineyards, a Michigan vineyard high on a hill that overlooks Grand Traverse Bay and has an incredible view --it is a wonderful place --and I bet Lutheran Chik has been there. Michiganders take note.
2. root
Depth --genealogical depth, depth in one's community--and nourishment.
3. rescue
What I find myself doing an awful lot of ....
4. perseverance
It's one of RDQ's [that's me] main ingredients, although it is listed as "persistence of pig-head" --see the post above this one
5. divided
Thinking about that classic parenting tale: two children have to share a candy bar. One cuts it in two, the other picks the piece s/he wants ... If only all of life were like that.
(Each of these appears in one of the readings from this Sunday's lectionary.)
posted by Reverend Dona Quixote @ 12:17 PM
1 Comments:
At 8:02 PM ,
Terri said...
persistence as in "pig-headed"...did I read that correctly? hee hee...sounds like some one I know (ah, not me, that would be my darling 19 year old daughter, sweet thing that she is, sometimes)....(actually, ok. I raised her to be strong, and this is what I get?)
vineyard (or as my typo forst spelled it, wineyard) - in Michigan... I love the area you are in. Have spent many summers outside Traverse City on Lake Michigan and in the Dunes...but, I have not tried Michigan wine....maybe I'll have to make a point to do that.
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