Sacred (sort of) Music Friday: If the Lord Be Willin’
Posted: March 16, 2018 Filed under: Music 2 CommentsWestminster Chorus, If the Lord Be Willin’, Pittsburg, PA, July 2015
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"Once you’ve slept in the shadow of the San Jacinto Mountains you are bound to return." — Cahuilla Indian saying
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Mike Christie
I live with my wife Terry in Hemet, CA, which is in the San Jacinto Valley, on the eastern edge of Southern California's Inland Empire. We both terribly miss Tasha, our beagle-border terrier mix whom we had for fifteen years and who lived to the ripe old age of sixteen.
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To this Southerner it is definitely sacred. Oh, I didn’t say it much but my aunts and others did. “I’ll see you again soon if the Lord be willin’ and the creek don’t rise.” Brings back lots of dear voices.
I hadn’t made that connection. As we discussed several years ago, I have been known to say “I’ll be there, the Good Lord willing and the creek don’t rise.” Stay warm and dry up there as we add to the much-needed snowpack.