Sitting at my desk in the study one morning I had a visitor.
I don't get many visitors to my study as not many people get near that room in our house because it is not very tidy most of the time.
But that day sitting in the quiet, which I enjoy as I blog and work on things for church, a Magpie perched on my windowsill and made those cute bird noises as he watched me through the glass.
I smiled and said hello, I like Magpies and we often see them in the garden but never so close to the house except for the times they perch on the roof and then run around for a while.
There was another magpie on the grass but this one had decided to sit a while at the window with me. We usually see the two together somewhere on the grass or fence or in the trees just on the outer side of our fence.
There was another magpie on the grass but this one had decided to sit a while at the window with me. We usually see the two together somewhere on the grass or fence or in the trees just on the outer side of our fence.
Then a few minutes later it was off again.
I realised I had not even thought to try to take a picture of it but it probably would have flown off if I had moved to get the camera.
A break of even a few minutes can be good for us.
Sometimes life can be too busy or we can make each day too busy.
Always something to be thinking about or doing or planning to do.
Always "What needs to be done today?" or "What's next on the Todo list?"
Anyway
I think that little break of a few minutes was good for me.