Monday, March 25, 2019

A million little things - or not!


Dear Family,
            I read a quote that sums up my life.  “Friendship is not a big thing it’s a million little things.”  I believe my blessings are not big and grandiose except; salvation, our amazing country, being married in the first place and health.  Those I’m taking for granted.  Wow, I’m so convicted by what I just wrote!  May I never take any of those for granted!  OK, my overall blessings are huge.  This week's blessings I’ll count as icing on the top.
            Seth unloads the groceries when I ask him to.  I love his strength and non-complaining attitude.  He loves seeing what I bought.  I also love that Seth continues to walk home from school.  He gets fresh outside air and a work out.
I was talking with Seth about the youth group lesson.  He said, “Mom, that was last weeks lesson.”  Seth was right – Junior High (which I go to) is a week behind high school (which he goes to).  Wow – Seth is listening! 
            Seth drove I-5 North this week.  He’s doing great.  He has driven 25 hours now.  I feel that a trip to Seattle and drivers Ed in the summer will complete his training.  Yay Seth.
            Parent-teacher conferences are good.  I am so glad to meet or see the wonderful people that do a better job than I ever could (Homeschooling – oh, can you imagine – that would be so so hard)!  Each teacher is a specialist, Seth and Adriel are beyond me in so many areas.  Even helping them with their homework I have to take half an hour just to figure out what they have studied.  Well, he, Adriel knows to go to her smart friends. 
            I am sooooo glad for spring break!  Adriel and Seth can get schoolwork done.  I can clean, move Christmas stuff under the house, get summer boxes out (gardening – different towels and clothes), weed, spray for weeds, spray Copper, plant things and do all that spring entails!  Phew, I also love getting together with friends to talk, walk and enjoy life!
            Bobby leads a boys Bible study.  I love that Seth is being led and doesn’t give too much push back. 
            Bobby made some amazing and yummy dishes this week.  I still enjoy the leftovers.  He was excited to get a soda machine into the youth room.  One funny side note.  He put a random button on the bottom that says, “Jesus’ choice.”  This spills out Root Beer or several other items.  Seth is happy because two girls gave him the Root Beer they did not want.  I enjoy the theology talk.  What soda would Jesus choose? 
            Our friend from College gave Bobby a puzzle.  I was glad to finish it with Bobby because it was taking up a space I use.  It was also fun because it reminded me of how much we enjoyed doing puzzles when we were dating.  The teamwork aspect makes the finished product fun.  We do work well together on puzzles.
            Adriel is making an effort to hug me and I am glad for that.  She even prayed with me one night and I love it when she can take time to talk with God and I.  Adriel was paid for house sitting but she told me she will take me out to eat with that money because I helped.  It is hard to dog and house sit when you have 103.4 temp.  Poor girl.
            Yes, I am very thankful for good health, for salvation from my sins, for America, and marriage.  Wow, we are so blessed to be free to worship God without much persecution.  I am so, so grateful.
            May you also find joy when you reflect on God’s goodness.  May you find peace in your heart.  May you delight in the newness of spring!  Love,


Cristy
           

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