Looks like our tropical storm is officially no longer a threat to society. Well, except maybe some remnant flooding issues. The National Weather Center has issued its last advisory on “Post-tropical Depression Beta.” Let the clean-up begin.
I
slept in yesterday. Yep. 5 a.m.
That’s thirty extra minutes. I’ll
take it.
Chris
got a haircut yesterday. Looks really
cute.
We
rearranged the area around my desk so we could set up the old TV there. That’s gonna be the gaming space for when the
kids are all over. We are also planning
to get another one of those small DVD/Blue-ray players. That way there can be two movies going at the
same time – one for the little guys and one for those a little older. The Firestick also works on the old TV, so we
can get Netflix on it, too. I tell you
what, the Nani and DadDad Resort is slowly taking shape.
We
had a couple of surprise visitors yesterday.
Jim and Charlette were in the neighborhood, so they stopped in to say hi
and check on us. They are always lots of
fun. Couldn’t get them to sit down,
though. They left the windows down in
their car. Not sure why that prevented
them from sitting inside the house, but, hey I’ve never been much of a slave to
logic, either.
Last
night we took a walk in the tropical storm.
Well, in the tropical depression.
OK. Would you believe, in the
rain? It wasn’t raining when we started,
so we hooked Freddy up to her new harness and headed out. And before we got onto the second street a
rain band came through. Not a sprinkle
band, either. This was a full-blown rain
band. It poured. And we just kept on walking. By the time we got home I’m pretty sure
Freddy was trying to figure out what was wrong with her two humans. Hey, Freddy.
Nothing’s wrong. Just a nice,
romantic walk in the rain. All in-love couples
do it, don’t they?
1
John 5:13 says, “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the
Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.”
Father,
thank you for your protection once again.
Now please help us wade through all the pandemic stuff so we can put it
behind us as well. Amen.
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