Greetings to all -
May this message find you doing well. May you find ways to enjoy life no matter whatever stage of pandemic status your area of the world is experiencing. Waffle WednesdaysWiffle ball Wednesday season came to an end. It was a wonderful season played in sun and (light) rain. There were laughs, tiredness, fun, and more. As with all things, it didn't last forever and now it is Waffle Wednesdays. I can say this confidently because just a few hours ago I completed the first week of Waffle Wednesdays complete with some sausage. You may wonder the reason that Wednesday has gone from a family activity to a solo activity..... First - let's establish that Waffles can certainly be enjoyed in groups. I encourage you to do this with your family and friends as well as with me, especially if you get the opportunity to visit me in Uganda. My dog's name is Waffles. ;-)Last week I shifted to a new place and that's the main reason that the alliterated activity adjusted. Actually, today marks 8 months since I left Uganda. Goodness, that is hard to see in writing. As thankful as I am for all those that have opened their homes to me for one night or a few months, I made the difficult decision to get a place of my own for the short term. A friend helped me find a good place and and a few others helped me get what I needed to settle. Thank you! Way back in May....I had the opportunity to go to a retreat for missionaries in eastern Tennessee. I encourage you to check out EdenRidge. This is an amazing place! They understand the need for space and nature and that's what they offer. All of this comes at a highly discounted rate to missionaries. For that reason I ask you to consider donating to them so they can continue their wonderful ministry. They might even have a donation matching opportunity now; though, I can't recall when that was ending. It was incredibly refreshing to be there and be in the Cumberland Plateau. I was able to hike 3-6 miles most days. One trail led to a great overlook that was great for contemplating all the topics. Top PictureDo the days blur and create a fog? I sure feel that way. A few weeks ago I woke up and mother nature certainly displayed the fog that I was feeling.
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