That's right! I'll be hitting the road again soon. Let's see before I go into what I'm going to be doing, I probably ought to tell you what I have done, huh. Well, let's see where was I? Oh, yes, let me tell you some of the wonderful time I had while staying at Kara's house! You're probably wondering what in the world was the 3 a.m. doggie scare. Well, I shall try to briefly tell you the little funny story. My first night at Kara's house, we were sleeping on the couch bed in the living room since her cat's dandruff seemed to be making me to sneeze a lot in her room. Her dog Duby was asleep in his little bed next to the bed where we were. Anyway, Kara and I wake up about 3 to this vicious growling and barking and Kara grabs me and I start gasping loudly and trying to keep myself from screaming. I had forgotten where I was in the midst of my deep slumber and I kept having these visions of a dog jumping on the bed and tearing my head off. Course, after we both realized what had happened we laughed and continue to laugh about it. Thankfully, that didn't happen again during the rest of my stay, but I must say that I did jump when Kara showed me the brown recluse spider that she had just found. We, of course, enjoyed our late night giggles and watching many an old movie as well as some more modern ones. I shall never forget my wonderful stay at her house and thank both her and her family for putting up with me for a week. It must indeed get rather tedious to have someone over who's allergic to the stuff I'm allergic to. ;) The zoo was also a lot of fun, though, I must say, those animals looked rather bored, don't you agree? I think the only animated creatures were those monkeys that kept calling to each other.
Anyway, Kara and I and two of her brothers headed out early Monday (July 3rd) in the G van to head to Boot Camp (Bible study camp for those of you unfamiliar. I've sure gotten some weird looks in the past when I've said that I'm going to Boot Camp.) I'd say that this BC went really well and I really feel that I was able to absorb a lot from the sessions. The theme was "Overcoming Fear" and I have a lot of fears that I need to work on overcoming. Brother Zack also preached on the Christian's proper attitude toward civil government. We also sang many patriotic songs and were able to see some fireworks from across the lake.
Well, finally a very tired young woman made a final homecoming! Dad asked me if he knew me and I asked him if he was that guy that I call Dad. We both laughed and smiled. My oldest brother and his family came in just in time for supper and later Justin surprised us my popping in unexpectedly. Jesse and I enjoyed tossing a football around with my nephew, course, when the game turned into Monkey in the Middle, Jesse practically tackled me trying to get the ball. That wasn't fun because amidst all the giggling my hair got all entangled with the ball and Jesse's arms. Oh, well, it was fun. The next day we spent walking around town and taking to the town's two museums and a few antique shops. We then came home and played Hand and Foot (a card game) and laughed a lot. We then ended the day with watching UHF. Teehee! The next day we went around some to the town garage sale and found a few things that couldn't be passed up. For instance,I found me a coat that cost a dollar that would normally cost about fifty dollars! Ah, you got to love garage sales! After running around town and about getting talked into buying a exercise system that didn't work, we finally came home and played Spoons, Clue, and Life. It was so much fun and I really hated to see them leave early Sunday morning.
Well, the rest of this week has gone well, but I'll have to tell you more later. God bless!
~HandmaidenforHim