In times when my intentions for what I’d like to write and a time-slot for doing so goes awry and yet somehow comes together, I’m reminded of 18th Century poet William Cowper’s famous hymnal:

Kindly bear with me on another personal journal:

Since Iran’s direct missile attack last weekend I was reminded of and searched out the prophecies I’d mentally noted about that regime and thus intended incorporating them eventually into this week’s postings – IF nothing else crops up!  SO maybe I could do it yesterday, but in came a call about a cancelled eye-test appointment that enabled me to attend at 11 am – almost simultaneously came another call I couldn’t take. SO my plans went up in the air and I had to ‘wing it’!

Later, I found that other call was a chaser about my lapsed subscription to the Daily Telegraph’s digital and printed editions combined. I’d enquired over the phone some months ago but decided to let it expire. However, I tried again mid-afternoon and got and accepted a lower annual price!

Had that not happened, then I wouldn’t have been able to close the day with such a surprise as jigsaw pieces fell into place!

Nina’s choir practice last night was opportune for me gathering paper and on-screen details needed to copy and compose Recent prophecies being fulfilled on Iran.

Upon completing the several prophecies I was just about to publish, but got nudged to check if I could now access latest UK news on my renewed digital subscription > Indeed I could and WHAT’S MORE, it thereby enabled you and me to read about other aspects of the cited prophecies being fulfilled within Iran by its own citizens!!

[Puzzle In Sky by Idea Go, courtesy Freedigitalphotos.net]