Hello, and welcome to another installment of, "Where the heck am I?!" Yesterday temperatures were in the low 80's, and I had the air conditioning on because it was so stuffy and humid out. Today the morning started out cloudy; not just regular clouds, but big, ominous clouds that threatened rain, and lots of it. I checked the weather channel, and sure enough, they promised lots of rain and thunderstorms. We braced ourselves for what was to come. It didn't. We got a drizzle, with no thunder whatsoever, no even in the distance. Then the temperatures started to drop. The humidity was replaced by a chilly breeze. Right now it's in the low 60's, and we might get into the upper 40's by tomorrow morning. My kids say that Florida is the Bi-Polar State. It can be hot and sunny one minute, cold and rainy the next. It's amazing how quickly things can change.
Take me, for instance. I felt awful yesterday; I spent the day doing absolutely nothing. I had no energy and no desire to do a single thing. This morning I got up feeling way better. So much so, that I dusted the furniture, vacuumed and mopped the floors in the family room, dining room and kitchen. I was on a roll! It was like my battery had been recharged, and I could keep going, and going, and going...till my kid's father came over. It's amazing how that man can drain all the happiness out of whatever place he steps into. He was bringing some papers over, and I thought he was picking up E to spend the afternoon with him, but he about a half hour later. I think he was wanting me to feed him, since he got here as I was whipping up some mashed potatoes. Yeah, that wasn't going to happen. It's like he still doesn't get it; we've been separated for 3+ years, and it hasn't been pleasant. To this day he has not admitted that he's done anything wrong, or that he is sorry. I'm not going to pretend it's okay, like his family has done. What's wrong is wrong, and he's gonna have to face that reality, here on earth or before the Judgment throne. For his sake, I hope he does it here.
I finished week one of my Beth Moore study, so now I'm kind of caught up with the class. This study is different than any other video bible study I've done. Usually we study the material, then watch the corresponding video and discuss it that week. With the Daniel study, we watch the video first, then do the daily workbook assignments. Since I'd missed the first week I had to get caught up. I was there for week two's video, so now I can start doing the homework for it. I have Sunday - Thursday to work on it, but Monday starts a new school semester, and Wednesday we have Awana, so I'm going to have to take that into account and make sure I do my workbook assignments in the mornings. It's a really interesting study; I won't have any problem picking up the book and getting into it.
It's my turn to bring breakfast for my Sunday school class tomorrow, so I decided to bake a cake. It's an applesauce spice cake, one of my favorites. The house smells of cinnamon and nutmeg and absolute yumminess. I won't frost it till tomorrow morning, but I did my hair today because I won't have time to do it in the morning. Sunday mornings are busy enough; I don't want to have to get up at 5am just to blow dry my hair. I'll still have to stop off at Winn-Dixie to buy rolls and probably some ham spread, so we can have a complete breakfast. What, you don't consider rolls and cake to be a complete breakfast? Don't worry, there'll be coffee too ;-).
It's Saturday, so I'm going to go exfoliate and moisturize my face so it's squeaky clean and beautiful for church tomorrow. I like looking my best for worshiping my King. Oh, I should mention, I've continued with my water drinking experiment. My skin is most definitely more hydrated; I've always suffered from dry skin, but now I notice it's become more normal to dry. Actually, my t-zone has become slightly oily, an oddity now that the humidity has gone down. It might be hormonal, of course. I'm going to keep drinking and increasing my water intake to see how my skin is affected. Obviously I don't want oily skin either; no one wants break-outs at my age. But it sure is nice not to have skin as dry as the desert either. This is one change I'm enjoying.
So, that's it for today. I'm hoping this change in the weather will last. I'm hoping the change in my skin will be for the better. Mostly, I hope the changes in my life will only improve me daily. Good night folks.
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