Sunday, March 15, 2020

These Unique Days

Brad and I were texting about the classic Daily Light and I happened to have the Living Bible version handy.  It's so good and looking up all the verses is always encouraging.
 I did go to the fabric store yesterday to get some linen for The Mad Hatter's coat and Alice's older sister's skirt.  There were quite a few people there.  Churches have cancelled their services and Community Bible Study is taking a few weeks off.  The roads here are not experiencing the usual heavy traffic.  I don't want to watch the news too much, since the stories repeat quite often. I've been reading, cleaning, and sewing.  The light on my little sewing machine burned out.  Drat. 

Sweet Noah rode his "trike" while I rode Sunshine the yellow bike, around and around the driveway.
 We blew bubbles at Bible study. 
 I sent this photo to my sister because I'm quite amazed that tie dye is a "thing" again.  My other sister tie dyed t-shirts for my brothers for Christmas about fifty hears ago!  GASP!  Now at our Sam's Club (I always look at the piles of clothes for sale) they have 10-12 dollar sweatshirts so I figured Pom Pom needed one. I found the tie dyed t-shirt at Ross Dress for Less when I took Birdie birthday shopping.  I look quite Winnie the Pooh-ish in the photo. LOL!
 This one is true to his barn cat nature, grabbing a lap at every opportunity. 


These are old dafs.  I did buy a potted flower at the grocery because I rearranged the furniture in the family room and I made a spot for something "alive".

It seems everybody everywhere must keep their distance from others.  My friend in Texas said that people in Italy are singing to each other from their balconies.  That's very sweet.
I hope you are reading and writing, tending to your lovely homey tasks, and trusting in the One who has the last word.
I'm going to go eat a piece of fish and an apple for breakfast.  I'm reading The Kitchen Congregation by Nora Seton.  I love good writing and this is fine writing.  I also love to read food books.  Do you? I'm also reading a novel called The Secrets of Paper and Ink that Elizabethd from Small Moments recommended on Goodreads.  It's fast paced and interesting. 
Sometimes I get overwhelmed looking at all of my books, but that's silly.  I have time to read them between sewing sessions.  I can only sew so much before my back starts to feel sore and I have plenty of time.
I hope you are well.  I hope you feel connected.  I KNOW you are loved.
 

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