This morning we were out of propane in our external tank (it seems to go faster in the cold weather) and our hot water pipes were frozen. Our water tank which can be used with a water pump was a fifty gallon block of ice. I ended up walking across the snow to get to the bath house across the street to take a shower for church. Continue reading
Much as I enjoy working at Amazon, I’m so glad this week is over! It’s time to give my feet a rest. Continue reading
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Jamey sent me a link I thought others might find interesting: http://www.professorfootnote.com/. It’s an annotated discussion of how Christmas developed in America. The Puritans banned Christmas because of their experience of it in England. So how did Christmas come to … Continue reading
On our way to work this morning the temperature was in the 40’s and it was still windy, but by our first break at 10:00 it was cold. There were big fat snow flakes and the snow was piled up about two or three inches. It was beautiful! Continue reading
Yesterday the wind picked up. It was so strong that the door of our RV nearly flew out of Mark’s hand when he opened it. I had my cowboy hat cinched under my chin and the wind picked it up off my head. Fortunately I was able to hang onto it till we got in the car. Continue reading
This morning Dale LaFrance preached about the timing of Christ’s birth. I found it very interesting and thought I’d share it with you. Continue reading
I know people usually call Wednesday “Hump Day”, but today ended our third week at Amazon and we only have three weeks left, so today was Hump Day for us. 🙂 Continue reading
I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving. If you’d like to write and tell me about it, I’d enjoy reading about it. Continue reading
This morning when we got to work, I put our lunch pail in one of the refrigerators in the break room, as usual. At our first break, I couldn’t find it. Continue reading
Yesterday I asked if anyone knew why September, October, November and December are misnamed as far as the number their names represent is concerned. Jamey sent me the answer… Continue reading