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    New Carpet and Chairs for Harbor Light Chapel, Harrisburg, PA   But first – the old carpet had to be removed   Grandsons Nathan and Josh do some of the heavy work.   Josh, Nathan, and Jordan on carpet removal … Continue reading →

    Sunday School Thoughts and Sermon Notes From Today   I will never again destroy all living things by floodwaters.  Genesis 9:11b  ICB     The rainbow that I have put in the sky will be My sign to … Continue reading →

    Lousy Weather – Sweet Fellowship   Today was the annual family get-together with our Amish friends.   The parents, Amos and Linda, our friends for almost forty years, live on the center-right.  Due to the rain, we spent the day … Continue reading →

    Take time to listen to people.   You don’t have to know all the answers.   Caring and listening Can of itself initiate the healing process.    

    Correction to the Peanut Butter-Fudge Brownies   Recipe from my entry on Monday, August 28 I did not notice that flour was missing from the ingredients, so called Bernice – the person who so graciously provided the recipe.    Please … Continue reading →

    More Pictures From Last Night Jere and Kristen’s children couldn’t get enough of playing in their newly remodeled basement – where the floor went from concrete to carpet earlier in the day.     Josh, Jared, Ian, and Jana   … Continue reading →

    Happy 4th Birthday To Our Grandson Ian                           He loves the John Deere from his parents.     He had fun opening presents.       His brother … Continue reading →

    Requested Recipes From My August 19 Entry I am still waiting for the recipe for the peach recipe on the left.  These desserts were brought to our Sunday School Class Covered-Dish Supper.    Peach Delight Peach dessert on … Continue reading →

  Saturday Was a Full Day   Morning   Going to Chuck E Cheese’s is part of our grandchildren’s birthday gift.  Today there were five children and two adults – our youngest daughter brought our two “adopted” grandsons, and I took three.   … Continue reading →