Before I say anything about my day, I
thought I would insert a little evidence.
Oh, not of a crime or anything like that. Quite the opposite, actually. Just wanted to have it in writing that I
personally heard Chris Passons tell his wife Heather about their breakfast
plans for the weekend with some friends who are coming to town. Now I don’t think that will be a problem in
this particular instance, since there were no real distractions going on, and
neither of them were playing video games, but now the facts are in.
Obviously our day was rather calm
yesterday. Slow news day on the Vaughan
front. About time. I finished up work on the sermon for Sunday,
but we had to make a WalMart run. I needed
a few … um, “props” … for the teaching. Gotta
keep those folks on their toes, you know.
Well, at least keep them awake for part of the teaching. We also had to pick up some more of the items
for the retreat center project. It was
good to just walk around holding hands with my girlfriend and watching people
be … people. Always a great stress
reducer. We also had to go by the post office
and stand in line. Another given,
unfortunately. We had to return a
Precious Moments Collector’s Club figurine.
It was broken when we received it.
Also sent a book back to Josh that he left here when they last
visited. Oh, and Chris sent a certified
letter to her lawyer. Best we can tell
it contained the final pieces to the settlement of her Mom’s estate. It will be a really happy day when that chapter
of our lives is complete. We celebrated
last night with a bowl of homemade lima beans and an Astros game on TV. Of course the Astros lost to the Rangers, but
it was a good night anyway.
Titus 3:9 says, “But avoid foolish controversies and genealogies and arguments and
quarrels about the law, because these are unprofitable and useless.”
Father, thank you for slow news days and
completed chapters and friends who communicate.
Amen.
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