A Child's Toy
I only wanted the furry brown toy to be a real puppy. I would pray at bedtime, truly expecting God to perform the miracle in the dark of night. I wanted to awake in the morning, greeted by my very own pup. Of course, he would have to have the same shiny eyelids, satin-lined ears, stubby tail, and harmless, pink tongue.
I knew it could happen. God was real, and He could make my toy into a real, live dog. When He didn't, I was disappointed. But it didn't shake my young faith. I decided He knew what was best for me.
I knew it could happen. God was real, and He could make my toy into a real, live dog. When He didn't, I was disappointed. But it didn't shake my young faith. I decided He knew what was best for me.
3 Comments:
At 8/16/2005 9:50 AM, Anonymous said…
I'm touched! Did you finally settle for Pepper?
At 8/16/2005 10:36 AM, Seeker said…
Yes, and that's when I found out how much work a real dog takes! :-)
At 8/16/2005 7:54 PM, andrĂ© said…
I guess some of our wishes, even as adults, are like wanting a toy to become a live being... but God knows best
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