November 23 – “Danger, Will Robinson …”

We had to turn on the air conditioning again yesterday.  It was downright hot and muggy outside.  Well, actually, it was rainy for a lot of the day.  We tried to wait it out, but a look at the radar, which Chris has on speed dial on her phone, showed line after line of showers coming up from the Gulf.  I thought the next weather change would be from the north, and so cool us down a bit.  Turns out it actually did cool down … eventually.  The rain and mugginess were just the preliminaries. The high today might reach the low 60’s.  Long sleeve shirts and jeans again …

So what were we holding out for?  Well, it was time to make our Thanksgiving run to the grocery store.  Chris needed some more ingredients for the turkey rub secret recipe she makes.  We were out of milk and fruit.  And she does plan to make a pie or two for the feast.  All in all, it was quite the haul of groceries.  Now all we need is the propane tanks refilled so we can get those turkeys fried up come Monday. 

I received one of those scary messages on the computer yesterday.  It’s still there today.  You know the kind … “Danger, Will Robinson.  Unless you upgrade your Office software by October of 2020, your computer will explode in your face.”  Well, it’s actually not that serious yet.  They are just going to stop supporting the version we have the next time October rolls around.  So either my computer promises to never glitch again, or I guess I’ll have to start researching “Office 365 or other current versions of Office.”  What fun …

I’m not sure what all Chris has on our plate for today.  She is making me a fried egg special for breakfast, though.  I know the big craft fair at Moody Methodist Church is today, so I’m suspecting that a trip their might be in the works.  Gotta see what ideas we can usurp for our Bethlehem Street Market coming up on December 14^th …

Matthew 6:19 says, “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal.”

Father, please draw some folks to the craft show today so those vendors can make some money.  It might mean a better Christmas season for them.  Amen.