Suddenly it got very busy

Seeing Dermatologist tomorrow afternoon.

I have dinner for 7 or so tomorrow night.

I bought the food and need to go forward with this.

My freezer is not that big.

I've already communicated with my dinner group

as it were for help.

Why the rush?

Interview this Friday at 11.

Just found out.

Please pray for me.

This is a contract position but is a good one;

is in Ottawa.

I have at least 1 other job application to do as well.

Today is tending to my foot and cleaning as my weekend was long

and I can't function in this enviroment.

I won't be around on blogs this week.

I will be scanning all for prayer requests

so I will be here and praying

but will have to limit my actual going to your blog

outside of Google Reader and commenting.

But you all have my love.

And I ask your prayers.

My rash is not getting better.

Please pray that I will look okay for Friday

and the at meds will work quickly.

Did I mention that the meds can skyrocket anxiety and

create insomnia?

:) Crazy....

My life, it always has some drama.

God is with us.

I am happy to have this interview.

Begging your prayers.

Slowly

Well.

I did not get my job application goal achieved.

More cover letter edits only.

A friend needed my help due to sickness.

I hope to do more tomorrow.

Some days, it gets hard to be patient in this process.

But God will not leave us.

tree

This is my favourite tree.

Thank you for those who sent love in various

ways via online media.

It was a blessing to go to vespers tonight.

God will not leave us in our battles.

The view from here

It has been sunny.

I still have a cold.

Still.

1 week now.

This blog post is really worth reading -

Jim and Nancy Forest's blog is one I found a few months ago;

I am glad I did!

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It is still lent,

in case you did not notice.

Things like eternal head colds,

small apartment woes (smoke again),

and other things

must not get us down.

We must seek to be gentle with each other;

we are all going through a great battle.

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We must, as Elizabeth Goudge reminded me in

one of her books I re-read this week,

possess our souls in patience.