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Thanks for your input, Sophia. I believe His creation goes far deeper than what we may casually glance at or treat as common. He is, after all, God. His wisdom and ways are beyond our comprehension. Congrats on your antler find. I never tire of the thrill of finding one. Good for you.
Thomas

And still, I was really thrilled with the find, and I showed it off as soon as I got back home. I didn’t wonder so much at the time about my excitement– ‘ just accepted it. But after reading this, I got to thinking that maybe that’s it–maybe it is the coolness of discovering something first. Being the first to see it, to touch it? And there is a thrill down in the heart perhaps that one has been allowed a moment of contact with a world that is secret and mum to most humans. That secret world knows something, I believe, that much of the human race doesn’t know. The trees speak silently and humbly; there is knowledge in a deer’s soft eyes. There is a majestic humility in the flight of a hawk and a swoop of an owl. What is it? I believe they know Who their creator is. They know to Whom they bow. And when one gets to touch a shed antler or discover a beautifully marked mushroom in the woods, he just feels the real royal kingdom I guess. Thank you for the thoughts–