My mind was aflutter racing and running with things to do that day. With each step I took, something new was added to the list. Then, this grasshopper caught my eye. He stood still, frozen in time.
What was on his to-do list for the day?
Maybe find a leaf to munch for lunch?
Maybe see if he could leap higher than he did yesterday?
Maybe hang out on the glass door to see if anyone noticed?
Science website says that grasshoppers are not picky about what they nosh upon, they will eat fungi or moss.
They will rotting meat or weaker insects.
Okay, now I have lost my appetite.
They need to eat half their body weigh every single day.
No, I didn't ask this guy how much he weighed.
I stood there silently staring...
Wondering if he would be started and start to leap away...
And at some point fished for my phone from my pocket to snap the photo.
Who knew that on my list today was to do a photo shoot and spread for this grasshopper?
It wasn't there when I started the day.
Such a thought would have seemed absurd to stop what I was doing.
But in that moment that Mr. Grasshopper and I shared on that busy day,
I am delighted that his picture leapt and landed right at the top of what was most important.
I am delighted in that moment there was a trace of God's grace.
May there be moments to marvel at the mystery of the holy this day and week for you.
Blessings ~~
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