I braved the chilly temperatures and made it to church this a.m. - I'm glad I did . . . the music and the message were VERY good. The message was about darkness. How that by our nature, we fear the dark and that Jesus pierced that darkness . . . and comparing how a single match can create light in an absolute dark room the same as each of us, no matter how insignificant we feel, can make a difference by letting our light shine - the light (love) of Christ - reflect off of us. I took notice that the door to the "other side" of the bar remained wide open. There was 1 patron and 1 bar maid there. Yessiree. Seeds are being planted.
There is so much to do around here . . . a lot of organizing and cleaning out . . . however, I chose to spend the day watching the snow fall and the wind blow . . . and knitting a scarf to go with the new winter coat I bought yesterday. I bought 2 skeins of yarn yesterday and am on the second skein already! (Hoping for a snow day tomorrow - can clean and organize then)
I am awaiting the arrival of Grandchild #2. Since daughter and son-in-law chose n
ot to learn the gender of said grandchild, it has come to be known as our Beansprout.
ot to learn the gender of said grandchild, it has come to be known as our Beansprout. Our due date is Jan 16, but I would be very surprised if Beansprout waits that long. What do you think? 
Well, I'd better get back to knitting.
Ciao
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