Lynda’s Journal of Blessings – #778 – September
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Lynda’s Journal of Blessings – #778 –
>> September <<
___My Thoughts
September is a transition month.
TODAY: –
Let’s begin to step away from the summer season, and move towards the forthcoming fall season on the meteorological calendar. This calendar divides the year into fixed three-month blocks.based an annual temperature cycles. I am fortunate to live in Pennsylvania because the shifts in temperature are so apparent. We are surrounded daily with signs and signals of the changes of season and I write many stories and poems to celebrate the seasons and how we react or respond to the changes.
In my book_Walking by Inner Vision: Stories & Poems, READERS can travel with me on a year-long journey through twelve months with stories, memoirs, photography and poems. The book opens in January, and we travel month by month, through the year.
Photo: Walking by Inner Vision: Stories & Poems.
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Fall will arrive on September 22.
I am anticipating the next 3 weeks to relax and set my mind on being thankful for each final day of summer. I think of September as a long good-bye as the temperature begins changing to a cooler direction that will arrive in the fall. For me, it’s a time for taking rests in the afternoons on my Zero-gravity Bliss Reclining Chairs on my porch.
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My “one word” for 2026 is…
365 Days
I remind myself that on this day of posting my article on September, we will have only 105 more days remaining in 2026.
This week, I water all of my potted plants every morning, to give them one final boost of energy and nutrition to keep them as healthy as possible during this time when they are beginning to shift into the cooler days ahead. As of right now, everything is still flourishing, and the colors are so brilliant in the many different pots of flowers on the wrap-around porch, and in the hanging baskets outside.
I see warning signs in the beautiful geraniums, as the leaves begin to turn yellow. Yet, the fuchsia flowers are still flourishing as the leaves begin to change. I make the rounds examining the plants a couple of times a day. I carry water from the patio on the back side of the house, to the porches. I like the exercise and it makes me feel like I am helping the plants and flowers to keep blooming as long as possible before the night time temperatures begin to force them to stop blooming.
It won’t be long until the grass will begin to disappear beneath falling leaves. Little by little, the various plants and trees will begin their process of shedding leaves.

Falling Leaves_ A Photo by Lynda McKinney Lambert.
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But NOW, I stop to think about BLOOMING!
I remember that I, too, am experiencing the changes just like the summer flowers and the leaves preparing to drop from the trees.
I’ll keep right on blooming, too. I remember this quote, “Bloom where you are planted.”
While we don’t have the origin of that quote, we do have some scriptures that give us a similar message in the Bible. We are to use our talents and gives to live a productive life and to do our best work no matter our circumstances.
__Scripture
- Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.”
- Ecclesiastes 3:11 – “He has made everything beautiful in its time.”
__Daily Action Plan
1_If you have some flowers and plants outside, don’t forget to spend extra time with them during September. The time is growing short now, and I try to give my plants extra care and I try to hold them in my mind, to remember their beauty, when they are no longer here. They remind me every day to bloom while I can, and to remember to pray for friends and neighbors in my little corner of the world here in rural western Pennsylvania.
2.Ask God to show you today, how you can bless someone that He brings to your mind. Keep in mind that God loves surprises and He loves to give us moments of laughter in our days. Ask, and then wait and watch to see how God answers your question.
©Lynda’s Journal of Blessings, 2026._
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Please let me know about your own blessings from God. I love to hear from you! And, please pray for me if the Lord leads you to remember me.
__One Final Thought__
How can we live a healthier life and discover how our human body and our DNA responds to many different products we use in our home and on our body daily?
Listen to a series of podcasts on this information by visiting: Bright Videos
Also, for more information, Genetic Survival
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FYI
Final Note:
What inspired me to begin writing blog posts about BLESSINGS?
Your comments and prayers inspire the best in me.
Let me know if this message is helpful to you.
Thank you for sharing my Sunday Blessings posts with others to encourage them and share the Love of Jesus.
©Lynda’s Journal of Blessings, 2026.
FYI: My Background:
Professor Lynda McKinney Lambert taught fine art and humanities at a Christian college in Western Pennsylvania, She was a tenured professor, an actively exhibiting artist, and a published author.
I created exciting courses across the disciplines – Art –
English Literature – Humanities.
My courses were taught on campus during the spring and fall semesters. In the summer, I taught in Salzburg, Austria for a month of travel and studies.
My passions in academia are poetry and fine art. I author books and I create fine art in several mediums – Painting and Fiber Art.
How I Found HOPEFULNESS in Unexpected Changes:
I discovered a new life after sudden sight loss. For the next two years, I learned to see the world and my place in it in an entirely new way. I completed training for Personal Adjustment to Blindness, It took two years of training and lots of challenging work to learn to read and write using adaptive technologies for the blind. Ad the months went by, God was showing me that my creative life would continue,, but in some new ways.
I began to write Divinely inspired life lessons
New experiences and God-directed Opportunities
New DISCOVERIES to share with the world
A NEW SEASON on the Narrow Path with Jesus.
365 Days – My ONE WORD for 2026
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