Winter is upon us here in Hotlanta! Maybe I can get a few things done outside later. It’s only supposed to be 88 and the humidity is a low 82%. Not the hot and humid weather we’ve had for the last few weeks.
I’m still in cleanup mode from the rush to get the Road Ranger ready for the 40th. Yesterday I finally got all my tools out of the truck, most put away where they belong. I was outside for about an hour and 15 minutes, really didn’t do anything strenuous, and I was soaking wet as if I’d been standing in the rain.
As miserable as it was, I give thanks to the Man upstairs that I’m capable of doing these things again. All things are possible under His grace, if we do His good work (no, I didn’t build the trailer for Him). He is restoring my strength, so I am capable of assisting others, which is my plan.
I am greatly inspired by the two 29-year old gals in Hawaii who have organized a citizen airlift to assist those devastated by the fires. Assistance in the absence of any government acknowledgment no less assistance and recovery efforts. The most forceful thing the Hawaiian government has done so far is to tell the media they cannot be in the area. Unconscionable. If you can’t send a few dollars, send a few prayers.
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