walk

A few weeks ago during the 30 hour famine,  we did some work for a member of the congregation.  We found out that she is no longer able to walk her dog. Being a dov lover and living nearby,  it seemed a perfect thing for me to walk her dog a few days a week.  Today when I went to walk her I also spent some time talking to the woman.  Before I knew it, 2 hours had passed! We had such a great time chatting and I learned so much about this wonderful person.  I also listened as she asked about several college students,  knowing a lot about them already.  I realized that she has spent her life helping kids,  spending time with them, and even now when she is not in the greatest health she is  still mentoring children.
I was grateful for those 2 hours and look forward to seeing her the next time I walk her dog Life is full of those moments-the amazing times we either take the opportunity to enjoy or we rush on and pass them by. I am afraid I am sometimes so busy I pass them  y. I am working on stopping and enjoying them. Today,  I am glad I did.
So where was God today? He gave me those 2 hours.
Blessings,
Jennifer