Tuesday, Sept 21, 2010

The Flower of the Day is Goatsbeard. A very interesting flower. On the next blog I'll show you what it looks like when it goes to seed. Stayed tuned.

Today is a blowey, blustery day. The flag is about to beat itself to death. The weather report calls for rain or storms and they're out there, but so far we've been missed.

This blog is for family and friends and it has occurred to us that while our family and some friends are aware of where we go when we disappear in May, others are not. So, today, we've included several pictures of the cabin -- kind of our show and tell for the day.

The cabin is not large. Most of the pictures are self-explanatory. Sandra, with her obvious excitement over her NEW Dirt Devil, is standing in the main room. The kitchen is part of the main room. We have a small bedroom (not shown) also off the main room, an alcove (also not shown) with bed, and several beds in the loft (we couldn't include pictures of everything). The picture looking down onto the main room was obviously taken from the loft.

And while we are beginning to think about heading home, we are still busy here. Tomorrow evening we are hosting a Home Communion for our church family. Then friends come in for about a week. I have another Sunday to preach, but after that it is mostly closing down and doing those things that must be done before we leave. It's always difficult to leave, but knowing that we will once again be with friends and family and with a most wonderful church family, draws us on. We'll see you before long.