
One of my favorite things to do is to sit in my hot tub. The muscle stiffness and rigidity that comes from my Parkinson’s feels so much better after a hot soak in swirling water for fifteen minutes. It is a little hot tub with room for only one person at a time. I bought it off Craig’s list about ten years ago for $500 and it has been going good ever since. Sometimes when I run out of the powdered chemicals that I put in the water I will steal a bottle of chlorine out of Patty’s laundry room and use that. But this morning I must have grabbed a wrong bottle because it made a whole slew of suds.
When I first get into the hot tub I almost always go immediately asleep, which I did this morning. After I had been asleep for just a little bit I had this strange sensation that I was getting eaten so I opened my eyes and everything was white, I couldn’t see anything but white. I thought maybe I had died and I was in heaven, and I wondered when I would see Jesus, an angel or someone I knew. But then my eyes started burning and when I reached my hands up to rub them the real world broke into view, and I realized I was still here but in a mountain of suds, what a disappointment that was.
A severe disappointment, indeed!
I think there will be no mistake about it when we actually do get to Heaven — I think the full-sensory experience may be overwhelming. Just as nobody is going to sleep through the trumpet call, I don’t think anyone will have to wonder if they’re in Heaven or not.
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Priceless! And the laughter that “bubbled up” within me audibly, despite my being congested and feeling miserable with the crud, encouraged me greatly! Oh, but that was a different post!
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