Hometown Madison - July & August 2017

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The Time Coin Things I learned at the beach: • God’s greatness becomes more real to me when I see the vastness of the ocean. • The sun will always find that portion of the body that missed the sunscreen. • Peanut butter sandwiches taste ten times better on the beach, even if they include a few grains of sand. • Seagulls are like gossipers – news travels rapidly among them. • The roll of the ocean waves is far more effective than Tylenol PM. • Sand shovels never dig deep enough to find the end of the sand. • Watches and clocks lose their power to dictate. • The waves are like God’s love; they never stop. • Children’s abilities to withstand and tolerate the brisk water temperatures far exceed mine. • Aloe lotion is an essential item for beach vacations. • Reading God’s Word on the beach only enhances its power. • We should all learn the contentment that a pail and shovel gives a child. • Regardless of what the extended family eats, it’s fine dining when we do it together. • A full moon shining through the trees at our home doesn’t carry the same impact that the moon’s reflection on the ocean carries. • Swimsuits come in ALL sizes. • The ancient practice of sun worship still exists. • Even rainy days are pretty on the beach. • Infants cannot enjoy the beach. • Mothers of infants learn that quickly. • A heavy fog can obscure the beach but can never muffle the waves’ symphonies. • Krispy Kreme Donuts were conceived for vacationers. • Diets were designed for donut-eating vacationers. • Teenagers can survive on minimal sleep during beach vacations. • Parents should always chaperone teenagers on beach trips. • Forget the policy of jean Fridays. Make it pajama day every day. • The volume of portable electronic music should never be allowed to mute the sound of the waves. • Families love each other more and are more considerate of one another when they are on the beach. • Some gulls have learned the practice of freeloading. • An early morning walk on the beach will inspire you to save for the next beach vacation. • The last walk on the beach before heading for home is never long enough. n 74 • July/August 2017
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