Here we are, back home from a short trip to Yellowstone Park and a night and day in Livingston MT. The park was pretty quiet being that it was the last day for the roads to be open. They close the roads for the winter. Now they won't open again until April. We saw bighorn sheep for the first time and they were the only critters we did see the whole day, other than the elk that walk and sleep in the streets in Mammoth. It sure is amazing to watch those sheep scamper along the edge of rocky cliff. Pretty fearless and sure-footed to say the least.
On Monday (November 3) Dennis and I attend a workshop put on by the Professional Photographers of Montana Association on the 4 Dimensions of Portraiture and Tips for Photoshop. It was pretty interesting. We both learned some things we may use in future photo sessions.
But it is nice to be home and to sleep in one's own bed. I was so beat from the trip that I was in bed at 9:15 last night. Today it's off to work. Dennis is already at the polling station performing his duties as an election judge and I am headed to the office early to open the doors because of some training happening there.
Home ... what a comforting place it is. How blessed I am to be able to say that. How many out there don't find home to be a haven. Instead its a place of dread or danger. Pray for those people today that they will find comfort in the loving arms of Jesus. He is our Protector and our Comforter. He is all we need. Remember the old song... Love, love, love is all we need. Its true. God is love and He loves us unconditionally. Now that's a snuggling feeling.
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