Just sitting!

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The day has been busy.  First, our regular Sunday service and then a group who joined us for dinner.  I’ve hauled chairs and tables, run up and down stairs, and laughed lots.

Now, the late afternoon creeps forward as I sit and meditate.

“God is good.”  The usual response is “all the time”.  I know that in my head, and often in my heart. 

But some days you wonder how the pattern works.  There is a young lady who is sick today, as well as a young man.  Others have been not well this week.  My dad is recovering, with some success as well as some reluctance.  And that’s just the obvious.

That’s where age plays a role.  Faithfulness is seen over time, not just in words.  And I’ve watched God for years.  He’s been watching me for much longer!  And when it comes down to it, I’d have to say that He certainly has a better handle on this “life thing” than I do.

So, God is good all the time, and all the time God is good.

Fun time restoring a yard!

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For the past year or so a friend of ours has been unable to do any real yard work.  The lady across the street would mow the front lawn.  Beyond that, there was a bit of jungle in the back yard.

Three of us ventured over today.  We weeded the driveway, edged the grass and mowed whatever was in front of us.  After four hours (three hours mowing the backyard alone) we declared work for the day done.  Actually things look pretty good.

Off to Tim Horton’s for a quick lunch and debriefing (who ever heard of debriefing lawn mowing!).

For me, the exercise was great.  My knees worked well and my back is not aching.  All good!!

Camp Day

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Thursday was our assigned day to work in the kitchen at Luseland Bible Camp.  This week is the senior teens week.  A great bunch of kids, just over 20 registered. 

Lunch was pizza, supper was BBQed hamburgers.  Morning breakfast even had oatmeal!  No one starves and many enjoy a week of “teen” food.

There are regular activities and crafts.  A tuck time to eat junk food.  And a few fun activities like the “slip and slide” below!

Slip and slide luseland july 31, 2008 

Slip and slide luseland 001 july 31, 2008

Japan thoughts

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That was the title of a blog I wrote two years ago.  We met with two missionaries and planned ways to link with them in their work in Japan.  The thinking is still ongoing, but the progress seems small.  We have prayed for them.  We have had them speak at the church.  We’ve posted their letters.  But more is needed.  I’m wondering what God has in store for us in the coming  year!