Started
the morning waking up with another dream very fresh on my mind. This one starred former Galveston fire chief
Mike Wisko and our son Nathan. No, it
wasn’t in the context of a fire or anything.
Mike had called Nathan to come help him.
The two of them had shovels and were removing Astroturf and bits of
concrete from a large, perfect circle of ground. Somewhere.
Sometime. No idea on this
one. It was amazingly clear, though, so
you two guys can rest assured that you both got prayed for around six this
morning.
Yesterday
we received one of those phone calls that I have been encouraging you all to
make. Some of our best friends from
many, many … many years ago, Robert and Melinda, called just to check in on
us. They are hunkered down on their farm
out in the middle of nowhere. Robert is
a professor at a seminary in Waco, so he is teaching classes online now. Well, in between tending his garden and
staring at wildlife. He keeps an eye on
Josh for us. It was great to talk to
them.
We
walked a mile again. It was kind of
tough for Chris though. Her legs are
really giving her fits. At least the new
meds she got help to dull the pain a little bit.
We
are slowly advancing on our latest jigsaw puzzle. We finally reached the sky. All blue and white. No distinguishing features of any kind,
unless you count the occasional cloud.
Problem there is that I can’t tell the difference between the very light
blue and the white clouds. Chris is
separating the pieces, though, so that should help. Isn’t it fascinating that putting together a
jigsaw puzzle should become such an integral piece of news that it makes it
into the daily blog? Sigh …
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Peter 1:3 says, “Praise be to the God and
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his
great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the
resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”
Father,
once again, would you please be with Nathan and Mike in whatever pursuits they
deem necessary today. Surround them with
your love and protection. Amen.
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