Rest in the Lord and be willing to wait for Him. Psalm 37:7 (NLV)
Today as I was weeding this area, I thought, “This would be a good place for our old patio set.” I am quite pleased with how well it fit. It looks quite inviting. After getting new patio chairs the other year, we placed this one back in the woodsy area, but it took a lot […]
There were 31 people this time. Most were cousins. There were a few children of cousins. Mostly to bring parents or aunts who are no longer driving. I took the first 3 pictures while Walter Kolb was praying for the meal and our families. We love this time when we get to see Sauder cousins. […]
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~~~ Monday, July 28 ~~~ Each summer, our niece Karen and her husband Larry have at least one day when they harvest and process lots of corn so it can be given to friends, neighbors, and church members who went through a tough time in the past year. If I remember correctly, Larry and Karen […]
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Our granddaughter, Diana messaged me one day, saying she was listening to bluegrass music and missed the times she enjoyed bluegrass gospel concerts with us. She asked if we still go to concerts and if we did, they would enjoy going with us sometime. We checked Music in the Park and their bluegrass concert was […]
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~~~ Thursday, July 24 ~~~ It was fun to hold our great granddaughter Estella for the first time when Cerwin and I took a meal to them. Estella was 13 days old the day we were there. Harper was two about a month ago and wanted to be in the picture too. Drake got to […]
I am not sure that I have ever seen this kind. My flower app says it is a Meripilaceae – and that it is poisonous. It is very pretty and large – about a foot across. These – Pluteaceae – are popular in our yard and I see them often during rainy humid weather. These […]
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