I have dedicated these days to cleaning and clearing at home.
On Friday, I came to the end of my strength with trying to finish off the lounge room. I was glad to take a break, when the phone rang. Rhonda asked what people could do down south... send money or clothes? I replied, "just someone to help with cleaning my lounge room?" Well that seemed such a selfish and minor request to what is needed, b ut the prayers of my friend envigorated me to get the job finished.
THANKYOU LORD for the prayers of others and YOUR strength and power, when I come to the end of our own!
While waiting for the team of woodchippers, I have been reclaiming my yard. The grassy area of the back yard seemed a 'simple task', with just tree debris needing to be removed. Kaye gave a finishing touch with the lawnmower. However, the front and side gardens are huge. In order to catch the coolness of the day, I am starting in the garden at 6.30am. On Saturday, Kaye joined me at 7.30am, and Djawuṯ arrived later with a chainsaw! The efforts were remarkable before the heat set in at 10am. Kaye's words of wisdom this morning: "We are not in a sprint, but a marathon here!"
THANKYOU LORD that we can accomplish one task at a time with your help and the help of each other.
On Friday, I came to the end of my strength with trying to finish off the lounge room. I was glad to take a break, when the phone rang. Rhonda asked what people could do down south... send money or clothes? I replied, "just someone to help with cleaning my lounge room?" Well that seemed such a selfish and minor request to what is needed, b ut the prayers of my friend envigorated me to get the job finished.
THANKYOU LORD for the prayers of others and YOUR strength and power, when I come to the end of our own!
While waiting for the team of woodchippers, I have been reclaiming my yard. The grassy area of the back yard seemed a 'simple task', with just tree debris needing to be removed. Kaye gave a finishing touch with the lawnmower. However, the front and side gardens are huge. In order to catch the coolness of the day, I am starting in the garden at 6.30am. On Saturday, Kaye joined me at 7.30am, and Djawuṯ arrived later with a chainsaw! The efforts were remarkable before the heat set in at 10am. Kaye's words of wisdom this morning: "We are not in a sprint, but a marathon here!"
THANKYOU LORD that we can accomplish one task at a time with your help and the help of each other.