Resting or Nearly Resting.
Let the girls out this morning. Things went ok from there as
far as the old woman could tell. Anyway, went out and gathered up the limbs
that had blown down and some that were blown into the east fence from that bodacious
“breeze” we had. Then, after putting out feed, a few spare drops of rain fell
on me! Could hardly believe it! Had they fallen yesterday, they would have been
mud balls!
Checked on my brother in Arkansas. They are still among the
living up there on their hill. Praise God. Have no idea what all happened
yesterday in the path of these storms, but apparently many a truck was flipped
and the zero-visibility caused one long wreck out toward Canyon, Texas. The pictures
were gnarly! Not sure how many casualties, but it had to have been more than a
few.
Dust mopped the big bathroom, the bedroom, and the living
room earlier. Have not started on the kitchen counters yet. Maybe tomorrow.
Some days just take more energy than seems to be available.
Still reading in Romans. Seems like something stands out
each time one of those books is read. Maybe it is something that the old woman
needs to put into practice and just had not thought about it.
Lowry Mayo’s bride has a son who became Lowry’s new
step-son, and he married to a beautiful Jewish mother who has a houseful of
children with the youngest just now beginning to eat solids—the twins (boy and
girl). So Lowry has been blessed with a new son and a wonderful family after
all these years. Know that is not the same as the son he loved so deeply and
lost to some kind of medical mess, but still. Seems like a great blessing to
me.
Sterling said that the wind around his place took part of
the roof of one of Danny’s chicken houses. That will have to be repaired rather
quickly. Then it blew the tin off of a shed that his friend George had been
intending to tear down. He and George took the tin off the shed to use on
Sterling’s barn. Great that he could use it to replace the part of his barn
that needed work. Now if only he can get someone up there to put the tin up!
Trying to find someone to work is not easy these days. And that is not just on
the farm!
Really don’t know much other than my body is tired. Patty is
still trying to get all the dust out of her lungs from the storm, so we can
pray for a good rain to rinse things down. She thinks that the only reason God
has let her live this long is to keep me company. That may be the reason, but since
she makes up a big part of my life each day, it is certainly appreciated. Love
is never lost when given.
Rest well, my friends. You are loved.
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