I love your description of the Bible, David. I agree with you. And yes, it is amazing that its core message continues on and on through so many people through so much time. God is real.

No, I still have not seen A Wrinkle in Time, but it is on my list to watch very soon. Hopefully next week even. My daughter and I want to watch it together (and our husbands are invited too). 🙂 I re-read the book this spring in anticipation of seeing the movie, so I’m sure the movie won’t live up to the book imho. lol. But I’m glad to hear you found it to be very good. I hope to do the same.

Have you seen the “A Wrinkle in Time” movie? I watched it on the flight back from A Far Eastern Nation last week. Very good I thought. Very Disney (in bad and good ways). The more I think about the film the more I realise the depth and richness of the novel. Very respectful (but not precious) rendition.

David

Thanks, Leigh. I think our granddaughter is a sweetheart for sure. 🙂 And I’ve enjoyed the Moms Demand Action group in my community. It’s continuing to grow. So commonsense and practical. Praying it makes a difference.

Oh, that is beautiful to hear, Sarah. What a blessing you are to your family, past and present. Cemeteries are a sobering place to get our priorities straight.

Yes, it is surprising how much we can save by cooking at home. It’s just not always as easy to cook at home. ha. I’ve found that Jeff and I eat out more now, since our kids are gone. It’s harder to cook for just two people. Or is that just my excuse? 🙂

You were right, Floyd. I need to start a one-second video for myself of only grandbaby pics. 🙂 I do feel very blessed. This is a sweet season of life. I’m sure you would have held this baby gator; he was a sweetheart.

I hope you enjoy the 1 Second Everyday app, Barbie! I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it.

Thanks, Alice. It’s always fun looking back over the month and finding links to share.