GRAF #3
Inventory’s Inventory:
In the area surrounding the bed:
Bibles: King James, New King James, New American Standard,
New International Version, Bible Concordance, Bible Commentary, Bible Topics
School books: Anatomy & Physiology, Developmental Psychology,
Medical Dictionary
Sleep aids: melatonin, valerian, calcium, homeopathic sleep
remedy
Hand lotion (3 types)
Huggies blanket with arms
Daily Journal, Prayer & Praise Journal, Thoughts-on-Paper
Journal, Notebook
MP3 player with Bible commentary recorded
Exercise weights for arms and legs
Inventory’s Graf:
Bibles, books, writing material, MP3, sleep aids, blanket, lotion
and weights. What do these things have
in common and what do they tell about the person who inhabits this bed? The insertion of a variety of sleep aids
definitely shows that insomnia plays a significant role in this person’s night
life. The abundance of books and writing
materials indicates an affinity for the written word. The choice of books indicates a quest for
knowledge and the truth, both earthly and divine. Balancing the academic is the addition of
exercise weights, which points toward the desire to excel physically, as well
as mentally and spiritually. On the
whole, I would have to say that this person suffers from dry skin (hence the
hand lotion) and has problems sleeping.
She likes to make the best use of every available moment, and so spends the
hours between sleep learning and exercising, not wanting to waste any
opportunity to grow and improve. She’s a
type-A personality – driven, motivated, desiring to excel in all she does,
realizing that time is precious and not to be wasted. And so she realizes that even insomnia can be
a gift in disguise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyndale_Monument
ReplyDeleteI was here a few years ago, too late in the day to go in, I'm afraid. KJV apparently owes a lot to the martyr Tyndale's translation.
I like the way the last two sentences here pull it all together but do more than summarize--they give new relevant information and add value, just what an outro ought to do.
Wondering what you mean by your first sentence.
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