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When the sky zests snowflakes like cinnamon sugar, what’s your joie de vivre?
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Winter’s duet is chill…
2 Mets Singing “Let it Snow” in a seasonal challenge
Interesting mixes abound! Mixue Ice Cream and Tea stores are triumphing—even over McDonalds.
Meet the “Snow King”
The fast-growing Chinese Ice Cream giant has a mascot touting its 53 thousand stores globally. The first in the US just opened in Manhattan’s Tribeca.
There’s certainly nothing fast about an Ice Age lake resurrecting. Yet it’s happened. Death Valley’s Lake Manly has filled in, surrounded by snow-capped architecture.
Every snow flake is truly a marvel. The process forms the structure. A snowflake attains its unique design by the path it takes, falling through the different temperatures and moisture of the air. Check this out!
And, while every snowflake is different, the crystals interlock with each other, creating a blanketing, collective effect. A silence ensues. Snow possesses incredible sound absorption (like foam). It’s all due to air pockets between the ice crystals.
“Snow absorbs Earth’s song.”
“For He saith to the snow, BE thou on the earth.” (Job 37:6/KJV). This is the only place in the Bible where the Hebrew hawa’, (meaning “to be”), is used. I’m convinced “Being” points to a present absorption of eternal awareness. “Be still and know that I am God.” (Psalms 46:10/KVJ).
It’s not on us. It’s on the One who absorbed all that separates us from what truly IS. He calls Himself “I AM”, and willingly sacrificed Himself to prove it.
“Though your sins stain you like scarlet, I will whiten them like bright, new fallen snow.”Isaiah 1:18
The acoustics of “being” point to peace. It’s a subconscious sustenance activated by belief in God’s “living expression”, Jesus. Have a wonder-filled week!
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