Hope Continually -- Psalm 71:14

December 1st with our foster kittens - Moonstone, Slate, Pearl and Quartz. Slate showing off his belly. Moonstone is getting so big - probably close to 3 lbs. now! December 2nd - I was trying to get a picture of Moonstone and Pearl but he had things to say about that! Pearl is not feeling quite up to par so she has been napping a lot. You can see how much bigger he is. December 3 Medical appointment for all at the Jacksonville Humane Society.  Slate has conjunctivitis in his left eye so I have eye drops for him.  They tested Moonstone again for panleukopenia and he tested negative so that is a relief. They are now all over 2 lbs. so they are surgery weight and I have their drop off date scheduled.  They also received their next set of vaccines as well. December 4th I love that the kittens have all warmed up and done so well with people. Slate (dark gray) and Pearl (light gray) were my shy ones when we got them.  This morning, both were on my lap soaking up all the ...

This is going to be a very long post!  My BIL, Josh Gieseler, was voted in as the next pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Turner, Maine.  My sister, Rachel and I flew to Apache Junction to help our sister start the packing process. Wednesday, October 22 - Wednesday, October 29 My very early morning flight.  I decided to get a strawberry smoothie and boy was it what I needed. Right away, we got to work.  First we decided what meals to have what days.  I found this recipe in Rhoda's cookbook. We then began posting things on Offer Up.   Then it was off to their Wednesday evening service for their missions conference.  Melanie and Luke sang. Luke is in the glasses in the back row. Melanie is in the center is the salmon colored top. The next morning, we picked up Rachel from the airport.  We had grilled cheese and tomato soup for lunch while we worked. Lots of work going through things of what to keep, donate or throw away. Rhoda is a keeper and ...