We went on our three-mile walk yesterday. Actually we kind of jogged a little bit
during mile two. Chris wasn’t too happy
about it. Not that it was too hard for
her or anything. She could have done
much more. She was just worried about
me. She said she could just see my back
getting pounded with every step. The
neurosurgeon did tell me it was in my best interests to choose not to run
anymore. But I just wanted to see if I
could. Chris assured me we could just
walk a little faster and get the same results.
I don’t know about that. I could
sure feel the aerobic value kicking in.
That’s a slick way of saying it got harder and harder to breathe. I can’t say I’m completely convinced to stop
running altogether. Guess I’ll see how I
feel the rest of today.
We decided to take the truck over to a
local paint and body shop and get an estimate of how much it will cost to paint
it. And of course the speedometer acted
up and was squirrelly again. It finally
started registering as we turned into our neighborhood. Maybe it just needs to warm up. So back to the paint job. The price they gave seemed to be right in
line with what we were seeing in our on-line search. I was most impressed, though, with the
demeanor of the guy who did the estimate.
He was respectful and quite helpful.
He also loves Jesus. I’ll admit
that last part did sway my opinion a lot.
We checked up on their reputation, and everything we saw sounded really
good. Now I guess we just need to save
up money for that little expense. Not
sure how long that will take. We have to
pay the balance due for our Panama Canal cruise sometime in the next week or two.
The LaMarque crew came over for a visit
last night. They had been to the
library. Well, that and they needed to
bring over their dog for an overnighter with us. Well, two overnighters. Maybe three.
They have a very busy weekend, and they don’t want to leave the dog in
its crate for such long hours. Yeah. That dog may get to spend some time in a
crate over here. I had to put up the dog
gate last night because it was scratching the door. Then this morning I let it into the house,
primarily because it was making this horrendous whining sound. It proceeded to jump into my office chair and
pee. Not a good start, ya little
muttly.
Kel did help me out on the baseball card
front, though. He found on e-Bay the one
card I needed to complete the set I got in Glen Rose. He did the ordering and everything. Two bucks, which includes shipping and
everything. Should be in sometime on
Friday of next week. It’s going to his
house, so the mail fiasco down here shouldn’t affect anything. Actually we did receive some mail yesterday,
so I guess they found a place to work from until they get the warehouse
repaired that was destroyed by the Imelda rainwater.
1 Peter 1:24-25 says, “All people are like grass, and their glory is like the flowers of the field;
the grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of the Lord endures
forever.”
Father, be with Kel’s family during their
hectic weekend. Be with Josh’s family at
their family retreat. And be with Nathan’s
family at Cailyn’s marathon softball games.
Whew. Makes me tired just
thinking about it. Amen.
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