Chris went to the church yesterday. She was determined to get it cleaned up - and smelling like it - before we start back to inside worship this Sunday. And she wasn’t along. Amber and Cathy both came up to join her in the efforts. Sounds like the biggest culprit to be tackled was the residue from the tape that the election officials had used to mark where people could stand during the elections. I understand the ladies were on their hands and knees even, doing some scrubbing. Thanks, ladies. Appreciate them on Sunday when you enter the building.
In
the afternoon Chris had to go get Covid-ized again. Yep.
Another swab crammed up her nose.
What great fun. She is having an
echocardiogram tomorrow, so the Covid-ization is required. Her doctor is trying to figure out why her
blood pressure is so out of whack, and Chris’ family history is not the
greatest as far as heart stuff is concerned.
We’ll see …
While
she was gone April came by to pick up the box our TV came in. Her aunt needs it for something, so we have
been saving it for her. Since she was
here anyway, I asked her to give me the flu shot I got from the hospital
pharmacy. Never felt a thing.
April
also let us use their Venmo account to pay the deposit for the gigantic family
photo session we have scheduled the Saturday after Thanksgiving (after the
Turkey Bowl). Yep … Venmo. I didn’t know what that was. Sounded like a cheap Italian wine to me. I had heard of PayPal, though, so I thought it
might be similar. I figured April would
know. And she did. Great to have a younger generation around
that doesn’t mind being patient with the Boomers of the world. Well, at least with this Boomer …
Matthew
18:20 says, “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”
Father,
thank you for April’s patience and for her willingness to help us get that
deposit taken care of. It’s always good
to have another box checked off. Amen.
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