Sunny Expectations!
Have become SO very tired of this achy weather! Ready for
sunshine and some temps to thaw out the water trough and make it possible to
use the water hose out back. Taking water out back from the kitchen is ok, but turning
on the water hose is much more convenient. Then, too, have the feeling that
sweeping out the house will make everything feel better.
My friend Barbara Matthews is celebrating hers and Mike’s 60th
wedding anniversary. That is quite a few years for putting up with the honey do’s
and the “honey, where is’s.” Roger sent me this video of a woman being
approached by her husband wanting to know where the scissors were. She told him
that she had been the guided tour guide for 16 and half years. He should have
learned in that amount of time where to find the scissors. He found them and
then stood there. She looked up at him and he said, “The tape?” Absolutely
true!
The dipstick who put the oil and gravel on this road was as
crooked as a dog’s hind leg. Apparently, he did not pay for the gravel that he
put down and now the gravel company has put a lien on Patty’s place for the
amount charged for the gravel. She turned it over to her lawyer, but she is fit
to be tied! It makes me feel so bad that the old woman encouraged her to get
the road fixed where the stupid trash trucks had made it a canyon. If anyone
ever asks for a recommendation for road work, please do not hire Industrial
Asphalt and Pat O’Hara! He is a freaking crook!
Sent 4 and ½ dozen eggs home with Dr. Blackwell a bit ago.
That should keep them in eggs for a few days. Will have to start saving up for
the kids next. Doesn’t take long to get three dozen gathered up right now, but
if the grass ever begins to grow out any at all, the hens will be so much
happier. Cabbage is simply too expensive to feed to them unless they can clean
it up in a day’s time. They won’t eat frozen cabbage.
Still slowly reading through the first few chapters of
Revelation with guidance from the book by Lehman Straus. Looking things up that
memory doesn’t automatically recall makes it slow slogging. Remembering the
idea that Balaam chose to get the Hebrew children to take after the gods of other
countries by getting them to intermarry makes sense. But so many of the “Gods”
of other countries are not called gods. Remember, too, that there are, in
the eyes of at least one nation, millions of gods. When our children are
married to those from India, do they remember that there is ONE true god? For
that matter, today we see so-called entertainment in which fornication is
considered acceptable. And the “stars” are constantly changing mates and
leaving behind children to be reared by those of no moral character. Sad,
simply sad. The Ten Commandments begin with the first principle: The first
commandment states: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you
out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. You shall have no other
gods before Me.” (Exodus 20:2-3). This commandment emphasizes the
importance of worshiping only God and sets the foundation for the remaining
commandments. The Ten Commandments can be found in the Bible in Exodus 20:2-17
and Deuteronomy 5:6-21. Let us prepare our hearts with understanding!
Rest well, my friends. You are loved.
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