Barb and I, were able to experience Big Cedar cabin life, south of Branson on the full Table Rock Lake. Beautiful greenery, very little breeze, just enough to sense the sensation of the occasional refreshing coolness. We enjoyed our reading material on the deck, above the ravine behind us. I was enjoying John Maxwell's Leadership Gold, and Barb was reading Ravi Zacharis latest writing.
We had anticipated driving into Cox South for a church member's C-section, but that didn't happen, as Dr. said, they needed to wait just a little longer. Though we intended to go, with no thoughts of doing differently, it did free us for a day in Branson. We experience Sight and Sound Theatre ticket line for almost 3 hours of standing/waiting. Branson Landing was unusually full of shoppers, walkers, tourist, and just sightseerers. Guess what? Barb found her some shoes.
Then after arriving home, though the Dr. had said, the little one was not ready for delivery, his mother's water broke, and he was born at 2:30 AM Wednesday morning.
After catching up on phone calls, meeting some deadlines. I have a upcoming family reunion, a school alumni reunion, Mother's Day, and a baccalaureate.
I'm praying through all of these past, present, and future experience, Jesus will be radiated in our/my life. Oh, to see souls free from the bondage of sin and hell.
God has sure blessed us this season with rain, the ground water definitely needs replenished.
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