My Cadillac and I

spozone(49)
Published in
#life
Words
291
Reading
2 min
9y
Listen to this post
~2 min

This morning my Cadillac
IMG_20180128_154831.jpg
and I
IMG_20180128_154415.jpg
got up early and headed to the local taquiria to have breakfast then off to church. The pastor gave an uplifting sermon on "leave the past the past fast". Great message and for any of you desiring to here it you'll find it at (https://solidrock.tv/) in a day or so.
Anyways. I came home from the services because it was still a bit chilly, cloudy, and cold. Laying around starring out the window watching the fog slowly lift I pondered the message from this morning ... Leave the past fast as a breeze seemed to blow the fog away almost magically the thought of the past was replaced by the tune stuck in my head "the sun will come out tomorrow, tomorrow. " Tomorrow was now and yesterday... Wait a minute what happened to yesterday? Where did it go? What happened to today? How could today be tomorrow? It all seemed so philosophical. It was if philosophytoday@philosophytoday morning post had came to life to enlighten me further.
Screenshot_20180128-161831.png
With all this and the fresh sun shining from above my Cadillac and I headed down the hill to the park to check the status of the world and see what message there was to see.
IMG_20180128_154611.jpg
Sure enough the world is in perfect order.
IMG_20180128_154321.jpg
Ohhh... Look at the birds... The pretty pretty birds. Oh look, look. No. I'm not a tourist but that is the first thing they say when they get out of the car upon arrival .
IMG_20180128_154611.jpg
Look at the beach too and the lonely sailboat off in the distance. IMG_20180128_154005.jpg
Sure enough there was a message in the vacated message if philosophy. That message is fill in the blanks. Live in the now. Tomorrow is here.

My Cadillac and I | Ecency