We got to church and were enjoying the first few songs when I received a phone call from our next-door neighbor’s daughter. She was calling an ambulance for her mother and needed us to unlock the door (we have a key). We jumped in the car and headed out.
We
beat the ambulance by 15 or 20 minutes. That gave us plenty of time to get the
key and make sure our neighbor knew that we were there and that the ambulance
was on its way. They arrived and got her all loaded in, so we checked in by
phone with her daughter who was on her way to meet the ambulance at the
hospital. Finally we headed back to
church, listening to as much of the sermon as we could online. Got there in
time for the last few songs and dinner on the grounds.
After
church Kel’s family came over. I fixed sno-cones and we watched the Astros game
(Good guys won) and half of the Texans game (couldn’t figure out who were the
good guys – seemed like neither side wanted to win). Once the LaMarque Vaughans
left (with Freddy in tow), though, Chris kicked into high gear getting ready to
leave.
So
… packing this morning. Loading up the
car and heading for my doc appointment first in League City. We’ll leave from there for our overnight stay
with the Huntley’s in Midlothian.
Tomorrow the plan is to attend a funeral, then hit the road East from
there. Here we go …
John 11:25-26 says, “Jesus
said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one
who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by
believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?””
Father,
please be with Linda and her doctors. And walk with her daughter through the
hospitalization experience as well. Amen.
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