Sunday School was the second in the Max Lucado Video series. He is such a good speaker and an in-depth story-teller. Jerry Ryder had the sermon today – about Gratitude. We should obey the scripture teachings – because it Matters! We have the Holy Spirit and the Word of God – always – in our corner. We are never alone. He’s with me!
Jerry Ryder preaching.
After church I dropped the Mrs. Roosevelt book off at Kathy’s for her and Millie, then got food at Walmart. Needed a few things at Dollar Tree and at Giant Eagle.
Got a pinwheel for Cameron
It’s spring!
I noticed that my little white Azalea is finally blooming after 3 years!
Finally!
After lunch (rice) I put all the groceries away, made the cheese accessible for Autmn, Kelly and Cameron. Mixed up the scones for tomorrow’s breakfast (fresh baked scones are wonderful!), then made chocolate covered peanut butter pretzel nuggets. So I’m done messing with the chocolate for a while.
Mixed up scones
Peanut Butter pretzel nuggets
I will still have to organize our lunches for tomorrow and get things together. Kathy called me with details on our Johnstown options for tomorrow. I did what seemed like a mountain of dishes but all cleaned up now. And Autmn sent me a video of Cameron singing ‘I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart!’ It’s so cute! He exudes joy!
QUOTE of the DAY:
PEANUTS?
TOMORROW April 27th is:
Autism Super Mom Day; Babe Ruth Day; International Crow and Raven Appreciation Day; International Design Day; Marine Mammal Rescue Day; Morse Code Day; National Devil Dog Day; National Gummi Bear Day; National Pneumatics Day; National Prime Rib Day.
Tomorrow is our road trip day. I never really got into Morse Code – but we did learn it in middle school. God Bless…
MOVIE from 2024:
The comments I’ve heard – most people prefer the older version with Loretta Swit. I prefer the new one!
On this day in History: 1865 Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston surrenders remaining forces to Union General William T. Sherman at Bennett Place in Durham, North Carolina, ending the American Civil War
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