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Today in our Bible study, Beth Moore talked about fears. How appropriate for this time in our lives...living in a country in crisis! I am firmly convinced that it is God's perfect timing that has us doing this Bible study at this time, because each week I feel like it speaks to me and my feelings about the crisis.

It's very difficult to know how to blog right now. Should I blog about common, everyday things? Or should I attempt to blog about the crisis?

We are enjoying the peas from the garden...one tasty handful at a time! They are some of the best peas I've ever had. :)

Tonight we've been told to stay at home. In no uncertain terms. I feel safe at home, so that's good. But it's always a bit unnerving to be told to do so.

Caitlyn and I like to play a card game called Borderline. We have the Africa edition, and tonight when we were playing, she put down a card and said, "Republican of the Congo." I giggled inside, because "Republican" of the Congo sure does leave me with a different mental image than "Republic of the Congo." :)

As I was putting Larissa to bed tonight, I lifted her up and made a comment about how big she's getting. She made a joke about weighing 100 lbs, and I said she didn't weigh nearly that much. She must think 100 lbs is about at the upper limit, because she said, "Who weighs 100 lbs? Jesus? A monster?" More inner snickering. :)

Ye olde ADD has kicked in, so this is the end of this blog entry.