Well,
we have run into another snag in the church remodel process. The new air conditioner condenser (I think that’s the right name. It’s the big box thing that fits outside)
finally came in to replace the other one that was blown. It was under warranty so we had to wait two
rather warm weeks for it. The installers
got it “all welded in” (Their words. I didn’t know there was welding involved as
well. I learn something new just about
every day). That’s when they ran
into their problem. There was no power
coming to the box where they hook it up.
They found power at the breaker box, and again at the inside
blower. Just nothing when it came to the
outside unit. They were there from
around 3 until after 5 when they finally left.
The guy assured me that he was “going to sleep on it” and see if
anything else came to him to try.
My
afternoon wasn’t a total loss, though. I
did get to meet the new interim executive director of the Galveston Baptist
Association. Guy named Dennis who used
to be a missionary in South Africa.
Seemed nice enough. He reminded
me a lot of one of the pastors here on the Island. As he shared his story with me I found out
the reason. They are both from
Louisiana. OK, I know. That’s not a good reason, but wouldn’t that
be circumstantial evidence? How about topographical
evidence?
I
also changed the outdoor sign. Our new
sign guy at church did an amazing job fixing it up. Now we can post much longer sayings for
people to ponder as they travel past in their cars on the way to work or to the
beach. This one went something like: “Laugh
a lot so your wrinkles will grow in all the right places.” Think about that one for a while …
I
did get to touch base at Cailyn’s softball practice on the way home. Chris took her because Nathan had to lead
some honor guard training in Santa Fe. One
word for that practice … hot. Really hot. I think it might have been 90+ with 80%
humidity. The girls were really
dragging. Thankfully the coach
recognized it and made sure they took water breaks. They have a big tournament in Beaumont this
weekend and maybe one more before they close up shop for the summer. Hang in there, girls … and parents.
Psalms
66:20 says, “Praise be to God, who has
not rejected my prayer or withheld his love from me!”
Father,
would you please help the AC guy find power to the unit today? And protect those girls as they practice this
evening in the heat. Amen.
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