AUTUMN REFLECTIONS
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PREFACE What one thinks is what one really is. Proverbs 23:7 Autumn Reflections: The lengthening shadows of autumn cast a spell of gentle reverie. In the final months of the year the dwindling of days causes one to ponder ones life and times, a pondering which can last the year round. Like the golden and scarlet leaves of Autumn, set free to drift toward the earth, one's thoughts and feelings, impressions and memories turn to beautiful hues of gold and red, mauve and rust, as they are carried on the wings of the autumn wind to the earth beneath. There to be collected as a testimony to the passing years of one’s life.
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As the lengthening shadows of autumn cast a spell of gentle reverie, the dwindling of the days of one’s life-span brings a pondering of ones’s thoughts and feelings, impressions and memories. There is collected here some of my thoughts over the years and my memories of the places and events as a testimony to the passing years of my life. This is my looking back on my 90 plus years of life.
About the Author
Paul Krebill grew up on the west side of Chicago and in the adjoining suburb of Oak Park. He was educated in the Chicago area, obtaining degrees from Elmhurst College and McCormick Theological Seminary. He served as a pastor of churches in Wyoming, Montana, and New Zealand, as well as on the campus of Montana State University and in hospital chaplaincy in Billings, Montana. In retirement he has been writing for publication as well as designing and creating stained glass. He and his wife, Doris, live in Bozeman, Montana.