We walked two miles and did some step
climbing before it started raining yesterday.
Back to the old grind. Now we’re
working to get ready for our trip to Panama.
I guess there are places to walk to down south as well.
I spent the rest of the morning at my desk
working on a Bible study for Home Group and a sermon for Sunday. Chris finally called me away to have a bite
to eat for lunch. But then I went right
back at it. I was pretty engrossed in
the Book of Hosea when a text kind of startled me. It was my barber (is it OK to call you “Barber,” Suzann?). She was letting me know she had an opening
right then, if I wanted to come on over.
I jumped at the chance. I have
had little hairlet particles creeping down into my ears for several days
now. Drives me crazy. Suzann took care of me, though. Even took the time to sculpt my beard a
little. She said it needed her more than
the hair did. I wouldn’t know. It doesn’t attack my ears.
We have been saving up some money to try to
get the truck fixed. Well, to get a few
things of the many that need to be fixed, fixed. Finally connected with our mechanic Dennis to
talk to him about it. Now we have the
estimates. All that remains is the
decision on how much we can actually spend.
Simple?
Last night we drove into Texas to watch
Jachin play in his first Fall League baseball game. They play at Memorial Park up there. He started the game at first base, and
displayed his instinct/knowledge of the position. Even his coach obviously recognized that Jachin
knew where to go and when. And even
though he grounded out twice, he had his team’s only RBI of the game. They were defeated rather soundly, but we
were proud of him, as usual. After all, the
Astros lost, too, didn’t they?
Deuteronomy 31:6 says, “Be strong and courageous. Do
not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with
you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”
Father, help us with this truck repair
decision. A second vehicle would sure be
helpful around here. Amen.
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