I’m usually the one who is always cold–I’ve learned to take a sweater everywhere I go. Especially in the summer! ha. I guess we should be grateful that God is the one in charge of the ultimate thermostat–he knows exactly what each of us needs.

Luv,
Mary

I love your emphasis on the NEWness that comes when we show up! That’s one of my (many) favorite things about God–he’s always full of surprises and unplanned things. Have a great weekend, Joanna.

I’m sure you bring heat and smiles and joy wherever you go, Dolly. 🙂

Ha. Yes, a crowd definitely brings the heat! I try to remember that before I have a crowd over–and adjust the thermostat appropriately a couple hours ahead of time. I tend to be colder than most people though, so I have to keep that in mind too. 🙂 Thanks for stopping in, Nannette.

I’ve felt invisible many times in my life too, Ceil. It’s usually not a good feeling (except every now and again I’m grateful for it! ha). But we really aren’t ever invisible–certainly never to God–but not even to others. I’m so thankful that presence does count. Our words may not always come out right, but just showing up speaks volumes in itself.

The temps here have been marvelous still! We got the AC fixed yesterday; tested it; then turned it right back off and kept the windows open to enjoy the spring breezes. 🙂

I agree, Floyd. And that’s a lot of hair to keep up with. ha. To think that God cares about us far more than we even care for ourselves and others! That’s an incredible God.