We
survived a three mile walk yesterday morning.
Well, I guess I should reserve such “survival” talk for myself. Chris did fine, as usual. She is really focused when we get out on our
walks. I’m certainly impressed. My knee did some barking during that last
mile or so (we have been going two miles,
so this was a milestone in our training regimen), but between the three of
us (me and two knees) we made it
through.
Talk
about a survivor … we were overjoyed to see Mrs. Betty back at home group last
night after a bout with illness for the last two weeks. She is our almost-ninety year old who still
works one day a week at a lab at UTMB.
She was Mom’s best friend for many, many years, and has become a good
friend of Chris’ as well. We really
appreciate her insight and wisdom and especially the stories she brings to the
group.
Chris
has hit the Harry Potter series again in her travels through Book Reading Land. She rotates between three or four
series. Eragon. The Chronicles of Narnia. The Lord of the Rings. Divergent.
The Looking Glass Wars. The Hunger
Games. And of course she might throw a
Ted Dekker book in there for good measure.
Oh, and her favorite book of all time, Redeeming Love. Reads them all, then swoops back through for
another pass. I decided to try to keep
up with her on the Harry Potter series this time, but I’m already a book or two
behind. It doesn’t look good for me
surviving the race. I think I may just
pull out the movies and catch up that way.
Not as good as the books, but they sure go faster.
Psalms
55:22 says, “Cast your cares on the Lord and
he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous fall.”
Father,
thank you for Mrs. Betty. She is sure an
inspiration to our home group and to lots of others a swell. Amen.
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