Here we are at another Friday and the end of another month. Time just keeps marching on, doesn't it? That's why it's good to pause occasionally and reflect on the blessings of the week before they pass out of memory. I'm joining with Susanne and friends at Living to Tell the Story. You have a standing invitation to join in!
1. Ladies' Brunch at church. This is the first ladies' function I've been able to attend at this church. I love brunch foods. They played a variation of speed friending. I enjoyed getting to know the ladies at my table as well as talking with people I hadn't crossed paths with yet during the game. Through the game, I found a number of other readers, as well as some who liked the classics!
2. A good visit with a new doctor. I was sad that my former gastroenterologist retired last year. He had done some testing and ruled a few things out, but hadn't really figured out yet what my issues were. I wasn't looking forward to starting over with someone new. But I was impressed that the new (to me) doctor actually read my file before coming in to see me. It seems like, usually, no matter what's on file or what you've written in the multitude of forms you have to fill out, the doctor still wants you to start from the beginning. But we were able to jump right in. She recommended a couple of things to try that were non-prescription (which I was thankful for), and I am supposed to check back with her in six months.
3. My husband has done most of the grocery shopping since he retired in December. I was feeling guilty about that, but he assured me he doesn't mind. Then this week he took some things to the post office for me and ran some other errands.
4. Family text threads. We have a group text for our immediate family where we share everything from family news to funny memes to pictures of weird things we see out and about. Then my siblings and I have a group thread on Messenger.
5. Sunshine. We'd had cold, overcast, rainy days, so it felt good to see the sun again.
I wish you all a blessed Easter remembering God's great love in giving His Son to die for our sins so we could be forgiven and have a relationship with Him.
For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin,
so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.
(2 Corinthians 5:21)
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