It's almost like having a new room added to the house. A room with a broad night view of palm trees and of lights on the mountains and the lit-up monument in downtown Santiago. When the power goes out on our street, as it does frequently, it's really dark and quiet (most people don't have inverters like the school provides for us) and beautiful. And one of our favorite things to do is watch the fruit bats swoop up to grab the small red palm tree fruits hanging right in front of the balcony--it gives us a delicious shivery kind of thrill.
". . . I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living" (Ps 27)
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Balcony Nights
It's almost like having a new room added to the house. A room with a broad night view of palm trees and of lights on the mountains and the lit-up monument in downtown Santiago. When the power goes out on our street, as it does frequently, it's really dark and quiet (most people don't have inverters like the school provides for us) and beautiful. And one of our favorite things to do is watch the fruit bats swoop up to grab the small red palm tree fruits hanging right in front of the balcony--it gives us a delicious shivery kind of thrill.
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