We started getting
peppered with, ‘Are we at the point of no-return yet?’ during
the first half of the game last night.
It’s still too early to
tell…
One touchdown after
another…prospects looked pretty bleak.
What about now? Are we
now at the point of no return?
Wanting to know the end
before the actual ending runs in our family.
We fended off the
question with the sagely wisdom of,
It ain’t over ‘til it’s
over, scooping the home-made guacamole with spicy nacho Doritos, but I admit I had my doubts.
Yes, come backs happen.
But so do the decimations.
We’ve seen a few of both with our own eyes and there was no telling what would happen with this game. Will there be an upset? Or, depending on the side you root for, a steady humiliation that ends in defeat or smooth sailing that ends in well-deserved victory?
But so do the decimations.
We’ve seen a few of both with our own eyes and there was no telling what would happen with this game. Will there be an upset? Or, depending on the side you root for, a steady humiliation that ends in defeat or smooth sailing that ends in well-deserved victory?
By the time the half-time
show rolled around, I thought Lady Gaga was going to be the talk of the Super
bowl 2017. And the cool drones.
We sent our kids to bed
shortly after the second half started, both of them firmly convinced that the outcome
had already been decided. That there was not much game left worthy of staying up to watch.
The rest is
history. In fact, a lot of history’s first were made last
night. Not being a football buff, I can only name one or two.
The one that struck me the most was the first Super Bowl ever that had gone into overtime.
Sometimes life feels
like that. We feel that we've reached 'the point of no return', and that the winners and the losers have already been decided before the
end of the first half. Not much game left worthy to stick around for.
Our best and highest hope is that there will be plenty of tasty snacks to keep us munching away until bedtime.
But, life has a way of upsetting our bowl, of serving us surprises.
Sometimes (in fact, more often than in Super Bowl) it actually extends into overtime!
Sometimes (in fact, more often than in Super Bowl) it actually extends into overtime!
The clock
is up, but the game is not over.
This is good news, really good news for the apparent losers.
There is hope!
This is also an unnerving piece of additional information for those of us who think we've already got the victory in our back pocket.
I suppose, that’s what makes life interesting to the very end. And how the
history is made along the way.
Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life. Revelation 2:10
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