The Star is hung on the old lambing barn;
it's shining brightly towards our lonely, gravel road
where just a few folks will travel by and see its light.
The Cross is lit on the well house roof.
It's so bright and stands so high.
I often wonder what the low flying USAF planes think
when they see it at night.
Our ranch-house mantel has a lit cow head
along with the nativity hurricanes and poinsettia.
Let there be light
in the darkness!
He is LIGHT of the world.
Matt 5:14
Yay! The Lights are up!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Light!
ReplyDeleteThe message of Christmas is beaming from your ranch. I love those nativity lamps!
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about your star, as I got my star out of the closet and made sure it is still working. Yours was my inspiration! I didn't know about the cross and the steer's head - I'm glad to know you have plenty of lights shining! I have some mini lights on my manzanita branch this year.
ReplyDeleteMy husband finally finished the wooden outside nativity that you showed us a couple of years ago and shared where to purchase the plans. I put the lights on it this weekend and it is beautiful! I thought of you when I plugged it in.
ReplyDeleteMy husband finally finished the wooden outside nativity that you showed us a couple of years ago and shared where to purchase the plans. I put the lights on it this weekend and it is beautiful! I thought of you when I plugged it in.
ReplyDeleteLaura, I'm so glad you got your nativity scene! How exciting!
DeleteLet there be light!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday,
Amalia
xo