Well gang - it's another day and it sure looks like rain again. It thundered off in the distance a lot last night and yesterday afternoon we had more rain as well. We're pretty water logged right now.
Here is Kaireia from a few years ago. Our little sweetheart and clothes artist.
This photo was about 3 years ago, but we look even worse now. Rain, rain and ... more rain. Over 7" month to date in San Antonio. We're ready for that sunshine we used to be so famous for before global cooling, I mean warming. Hmmm ... we're 5 to 10 degrees below normal for over two months - go figure.
(Tevye) Is this the little girl I carried? Is this the little boy at play? (Golde) I don't remember growing older When did they? (Tevye) When did she get to be a beauty? When did he get to be so tall? (Golde) Wasn't it yesterday When they were small?
I know a contractor who tells his subcontractors to play good together and just get their work done. That's my advice to you this week - "Play good together" and have a great week.
Well, I must confess that there was a real reason behind Reed and Audrey not wanting a cake. It will come out at the congressional hearing, but in the meantime, let this photograph give you a clue into my real meaning.
These strange looking fellows were recently spotted at one of the missions in San Antonio. If you have information leading to their known identities or current where abouts, keep it to yourself!
Sometimes I feel like I have so many little tasks going on that I'm just spinning my wheels trying to get to the big projects. It's hard to stay focused.
Philippians 3:13b-14 "But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus."
Well, my Mondays are not as bad as this, but this morning it did take some doing to get going. We went down to the Wampler's ranch yesterday and didn't get home until around midnight - yawn. It's good to be back to work to rest up!
I see a few walkers out my window, but it is still sprinkling some after a really hard rain earlier this morning. My plants aren't liking this - they're south Texas plants and prefer it hot and dry!
Here is Kaireia walking with her dad down an Oregon forest path.
Boots Randolph died yesterday. As a saxophone player myself (many moons ago) this was always someone that I admired and aspired to be - and then I realized I wasn't really that good - oh well.
That Kaireia has always been a great dresser. She's about to have a sister to whom she'll have to teach these basic principles. We're only about 7 weeks away to baby nirvana.