Sunday: Jim was going to preach in NC, so I decided I was going to drive. On the way there...on a road I've never been on...I got a speeding ticket because I wasn't paying attention like I should have.
Monday: Work at 5 am. Lots of grocery shopping with Jim. We also realized that we could not find our very scared cat that we had got merely a week before...we tried not to panic and decided it was hiding. A lady from the cat place came and couldn't find him either. Ladies Bible study in the evening on James.
Tuesday: Work. I found out that my boss is leaving soon so no one will be the manager there probably. The comcast guy came and installed internet. The air conditioning guy told us that we had to fix it we had to pay $200+. We still could not find the cat. Romans Bible study at the Stathams'.
Wednesday: I found out that I have to go to court for my ticket just because I'm under 21 even if I am willing to pay it. And apparently I'm supposed to bring my guardian. I'm married...I'm still figuring out what to do about that. Another lady from the cat place came to try to find our still missing cat. Wednesday night Bible study.
Thursday: Work at 5 am. Worked on a puzzle. Still no sign of the cat. Hannah came and I pinned her dress and we went to the Taste of Alpharetta. After I went to bed, Jim woke me up saying that he found out where the cat is...apparently hiding in a place I didn't even know existed in this house...some tunnel above our cabinets. Hopefully, we can get him to come out soon.
Friday: I woke up at 4:30 am to my alarm. Picked up my phone, which was soaking wet and completely dead from the condensation from my glass of water on my nightstand. So be careful putting your phone on your nightstand with a glass of water. Work at 5 am.
I kind of realized as I was writing this that it would have been really really much harder to get through this week without encouragement from Bible studies and christians.
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"Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness." (James 1:2-3)
"We all have the means to bestow on others the most lavish gifts; love, joy, peace, hope, kindness, acceptance, encouragement, laughter, forgiveness, time. There is not enough money to buy them and not too little money to give them. The more you spend, the wealthier you become; yet nothing will cost you more than what you freely possess to give." (Eden Eliot)
How are you and Jim doing?