We
had three big events occur yesterday.
Well, I guess they would be considered “big” on the Corona Scale, Home
Edition of looking at things. They
certainly pale before news like finding a cure or a vaccine. And maybe it’s even not as big as the
announcement of the start of professional football schedules to start in
September. Or the closing off of eight
West End beach access points to vehicular traffic for the next three weeks (which could again affect parking at
Seaside’s lots). Or the possible
sanctions against the University of Kansas men’s basketball program.
But
to us, they were notable. First off, the
hummingbirds came back. I think they got
mad at Chris the last time she took down the feeder to refill it. As territorial as they have been around here,
that was the ultimate slap in the face, so they just left. But yesterday they made a return
appearance. Fortunately Chris had the
feeder full and ready to go. The birds
were happy to have a full belly. And we
were happy to have another source of Corona Entertainment.
Secondly,
we had a visit from the LaMarque Vaughan cousins. They had been by the library to pick up their
virtual order of books, so they had to stop by and check on Nana and
DadDad. We hung out in the back yard. Ezra and Noa and Josiah took turns on the swings. Jachin and Micah chatted about baseball. Oh, and they were especially excited about
the new Corona Game they made up. It’s a
variation of hide and seek. The unique
new rule? The person who is “It” has to
be blindfolded. I guess it would be more
like a game of Marco Polo in the swimming pool, but here’s the thing. They are in a two story house. If I understood them correctly, Josiah took a
tumble down the stairs. And Jachin
somehow broke the toilet seat. Don’t ask
me how that happened. The game does
sound like fun, though. Maybe I can get
Chris to play it with me.
The
third incident was truly an exciting one.
I got a text from a lady who had been coming to Seaside back before Corona
struck. She and her daughter were among
those scheduled to be baptized at the Easter sunrise service. They are ready to be baptized. This Sunday, in fact. I’ll be sending her some info on baptism and
we’ll get together before the service.
But that means our Seaside Outside service will be punctuated by a trip
to the beach. Gotta love it.
Ezekiel
36:26 says, “I will give you a new heart
and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and
give you a heart of flesh.”
Father,
be with us Sunday morning. Please add an
extra special dash of your Spirit to our celebration time together. Amen.
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