July 28, 2017
I woke up early this morning (3:30
AM) in the horse corral, which was very interesting, I did my devotions and started preparing for
leaving. As the dawn was breaki8ng, I
looked outside and saw the horses sleeping, standing up, motionless,
amazing! Then slowly, as it became
lighter, they began waking up, switching their tails, slowly nodding their
heads, slowly looking around. Each corral
had two horses and after they got themselves awake, they slowly walked over and
greeted each other with a kiss and a neck rub.
Wow, maybe we can learn something from horses. Do we hug and greet our loved ones when we
wake up in the morning? Just something
to think about.
5:45 AM, One of the young girl "hands", arrived
with bails of hay on a jeep, with a bed on the back, to accommodate the
bails. She drove around to each of the
Corrals and placed the hay in the troughs.
Now all the horses were awake and began eating. Good morning, and have a
blessed day. This is one that the Lord
has made for you, let us rejoice and be glad in it!
I drove back to Myrtle Point, and the drive was lavishly
glorious. The sun rising, playing it's
colors so wisely over the deep green, tree-covered mountain side, occasionally
spot lighting jutting rock formations, above rushing rivers in the valley
below. Wow, God is so awesome!
Friends of my Sister's had invited us to breakfast at their
house at 11 AM and I got back just in
time, couldn't take a shower to wash off the horse and dust, but a wash-up will
have to do. My Sister, who has an
amazing sense of smell, said I was OK.
That was the ultimate test!
When we arrived at Sandy & Denise's, they had the table
set up on the patio, set for 8. They had
invited 3 other friends, all I knew and we had a lovely fellowship while they
were preparing the meal. They served
hash browns, toast and marmalade and omlete cooked in a plastic bag. What?!
We put two raw eggs, and fixings like mushroom, cheese, real bacon
crumbles, red bell pepper, onion, etc... into a zip-lock bag with our name on
it. We let all the air out of it and
sealed it. When each of us had filled
out bag with what we wanted, we mixed them up in the bag, mashing it with out
fingers, and then Sandy placed them
all, at the same time in a big turkey cooker of boiling water, and we waited
for them to cook. Wallah, a wonderful
custom made omelet, with no pans to wash!
It was delicious!
After breakfast, we went back home and I took nap before Carol, her daughter and 17 year
old grandson came for the weekend.
Carol arrived first, and we fixed dinner. When her daughter and grandson arrived, we
ate and enjoyed the fellowship. All of
them are brilliant, her daughter is an accomplished writer and her grandson has
a scientific mind and can expound on most any scientific subject. It is so wonderful to see how God has made
each of us with different, but purposeful gifts for one another. I used to think that those gifts were about
ourselves, and what we could accomplish with them, for "me". Not so, we can only, be really fulfilled when
we use them, as God intends, for the benefit of others. It took me many years
to "get" that.
We had a wonderful weekend with beautiful weather. Saturday night we had a cook-out with uncured
hot dogs cooked over an outdoor fire-pit on sticks and ended it with
"smores", what fun!
Sunday, July 30,
2017
I watched the streaming live, of my church in Maryland,
which was awesome. Then Carol invited us
out for breakfast, the first place was packed with people that were in town
from the County Fair. The only other
place in town was crowded but, there was room for us in the back. We had a wonderful breakfast and 3 of my
class-mates from High School were there and we got to talk for awhile, that was
great!
Monday, July 31,2017
I am preparing to leave tomorrow, to fly back to Maryland,
arrive Wednesday, spend a few days, see my friend Ronnie, celebrate my
Daughter's birthday, attend my Grandaughter's graduation party, then drive to
Atlanta, Ga.,(in my car) to the Shaklee Convention the following Week. Then, I may drive back to Myrtle Point in my
car from there.??? I will keep you
posted, but probably not until I get to Maryland.
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