In the midst of the hustle and bustle of San Francisco we found this Japanese Tea Garden, a quiet setting of beautiful flowers and greenery.
We walked on paths through beautiful flowers and streams.
That’s my hubby. ReedyBear
There was a sign telling us to follow the path through the garden
And a statue of Buddah to guide those following his path
And through all the beauty I was reminded of the One who created the rivers and streams, the plants, flowers and trees.
The One true path to heaven, Jesus Christ.
“Jesus answered, I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” John 14:6
I have had the pleasure of spending a few day in the San Francisco area. There is so much to see. I don’t know if my pictures and descriptions can do it justice but I plan to give it a try over several postings.
To start out the trip my knitted teddy bear “Purl” helped pack my bags and jumped into my carry on so she wouldn’t be left behind. She was excited when over the past 2 days we visited not 1, not 2, but 3, yes 3 Build A Bear Workshops. In each she was able to purchase another accessory for herself and view the latest fashions. I know she will go back to the bears at home and brag about her visits.
Because I am unable to walk any distance comfortably hubby bear pushed me and Purl across the Golden Gate Bridge in a wheelchair. We went 1/2 way then turned around and headed back. It was windy, and cold (remember I left Kansas City at 100 degrees the previous day) but we completed the walk. It was a great adventure.
Purl posed at several stops along the way.
A recent news report commented on the number of suicides by jumping from this great bridge. We saw several of these Crisis Counseling phones along the path. Sometimes it is easy to dwell on hopelessness when it appears everything in your life is failing. It is important to remember there IS hope. His name is Jesus Christ. “For God so loved the world He gave His only begotton Son, that whoever believes will have everlasting life.” John 3:16.
There is much more to see.
Until next posting,
