From RevGals...
Whoops! I have been in a family-induced haze these few days, with the July 4 holiday and taking time off while relatives are visiting. So I literally lost track of what day it was!
So rather than make you guys wait even one minute longer for the five, I'll dig up an oldie:
Today, what are you:
1. Wearing
A new shirt! And some shorts (work-appropriate), because it's bloody hot here. 103 yesterday, which is on the very high end of the mercury for us. And cute shoes: my weakness.
2. Reading
As usual, more than one thing. I'm frantically trying to finish Harry Potter 5 before the movie comes out next Wednesday; then I'll have to start 6 in time to finish before 7 is released in a few weeks. But I'm also reading Three Cups of Tea, a fantastic and true story of a man who starts a school in Pakistan. The charity which supports that now network of schools is linked on my blog on the right - check out The Central Asia Institute. Amazing stuff.
3. Eating
Nothing, at the moment, though I am pondering what treats I might find in the church freezer. Hang on a second.
Oh, lovely. I found a square of lemon cake with white frosting. So now I'm eating that.
4. Doing
Blogging. But I should be working on the sermon.
5. Pondering
Also, as usual, more than one thing: what the sermon will be; how the installation of cabinets is going in our house and whether my husband will be satisfied with them (happily, he's home to supervise as he is a raging perfectionist); a beautiful poem I heard on Morning Edition today, from an Iraqi-American poet; what I'm going to wear to a wedding we are attending tomorrow, and whether it will cover last week's brutal sunburn (oops); and now, how many calories are in this square of cake.
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5 comments:
Cute shoes are a reminder that even when, for modesty's sake, we have to cover our
shoulders
back
tummy
legs
bosom
we are still fabulous sassy women.
Cute shoes do mean a lot.
Yep, I heard that poetry this morning on the way to the vet. Hard to drive, cry, and wrangle two dogs at the same time, but worth it.
i have heard that Three Cups of Tea is amazing...it's going on my list.
I love shoes too! :-) Poetry sounds intriguing...
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