Thursday, October 26, 2017

October 26 – “Good … Great … Mind-boggling”

Well, OK then.  Let me start out by referencing my statements from yesterday.  The Astros got to the World Series.  Good.  As of last night, they have officially won a World Series game (something that has never happened before).  Great.  And for me, the culmination of my goals for this year.  But, hey.  I like gravy as much as the next guy.  Any more wins would be just that.  And a World Series victory?  Mind-boggling.  All they have to do is win three more games. 

And speaking of dancing … I’m fairly certain there were more than a few home run dances happening in front of some late-night TV’s last night.  The one in particular that I saw on FaceBook was the stuff of legend (You are my dance-off hero, Ed Dawson).  What an exciting extra-inning game that was.  Pitcher’s duel to start with, then a home run fest to conclude.  And not just one home run … a flurry of them, eight to be exact.  Talk about something for everyone.  Oh, and Cameron Maybin even stole a base.  Why is that so significant?  Because now the entire country can go get a free taco at Taco Bell on November first.  How’s that for marketing? 

So back to my meager life … Chris and I met the bug guy at church yesterday.  He came to do his regular sweep, and while he was here he put out some stuff to get rid of those tiny little black ants that live to find ways into anything sugar.  I have a different sort of bug guy to meet on Friday.  The bee guy is making a return engagement.  Those pesky buggers have returned to the same place they were last year. 

We also helped the Alvin hurricane relief ministry team to load up for their last weekly trip to provide hot meals and supplies.  It was kind of a bittersweet moment for them, as they have made some really good connections with those folks.  They have plans to return on Thanksgiving and around Christmas.  After they left we did some rearranging of the remaining supplies to make more room for worship and for the upcoming Bethlehem Street Market.  The Seaside building, at least, is slowly returning to normal.  Just in time for the craziness of the holidays to come. 

1 John 4:16 says, “God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in him.”


Father, thank you for that Alvin ministry team.  Bless them for their efforts at ministry.  Amen.

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