Well, I went to water aerobics yesterday. Chris was still pretty exhausted from the drive back from San Antonio, so I left her still in bed. I was late to class. Not bad late, but obviously late. The class had already begun. I put my towel on one of the tables and headed toward the water. And suddenly, everything stopped. For some reason all eyes were on me. I was wearing a bathing suit, so I knew my fly wasn’t open. I hesitated a moment, and the teacher said, “We’re just going to wait here and watch you until you get in.” Strange. But, I shrugged my shoulders and did my patented step off the side and plunge under the water. I rose to the surface, and apparently didn’t disappoint the class. My first words were, “Oh, yeah. That’s cold.” Everyone laughed and resumed class. I turned a little blue, I’m sure. I was immediately glad Chris didn’t come. We might have been making a trip to the emergency room. The water stayed frigid the rest of the session. It was a really cloudy day. Even rained on us. No lightning, though, so we plodded on.
Back
at home, I tried to follow the self-help directions to reconnect our wifi. Ended up where I started: “Wait for help from
your service tech.” I finally texted the
Gerans and asked if I could piggyback on their wifi. They agreed, and the positioning of my
computer somehow allowed me to get onto their service right away. I got quite a bit done. But then I tried to do some printing. Nope.
My printer wouldn’t operate. It was
demanding to know what this new wifi network was. I tried to tell it, but the machine wouldn’t listen
to me. I finally called customer service,
and guess what message I got? “Wait for
your service tech.” So I put the files I
needed onto a flash drive and carried them over to the Gerans to print on their
printer. Thanks so much for the
assistance, Corey.
Luke
6:36 says, “Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful.”
Father,
thank you for neighbors who are also downright friendly. Amen.
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